If surviving long-term in the Amazon jungle is your goal, this is NOT the kit you need most.
But, if you encounter dozens of minor, everyday emergencies that call for small tools, first aid, pain relief, or sewing on a button, the ALTOIDS tin will fill the bill.
Krista first relates the Altoid Tin Emergency Kit that Mark gave to her for EDC while they were dating.
Then she goes into building your own Altoid Tin Emergency Kit for your everyday carry.
Here is a list of things you might consider putting in your kit.
4Sevens Titanium Whistle
$20 cash
Quarters
Note paper
Golf pencil
Cellophane tape around pencil
Micro multi-tool knife
Micro butane lighter
Paper clips
Safety pins
Bandaids
Small mirror
Thread/sewing needle
Fishing line
Mini tin of OTC meds
List of emergency contacts
Rubber bands
Razor blade
Stick of chewing gum
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