SOS BLOG

How to Plan for Holiday Safety

Wednesday, December 10, 2014

During the winter holidays, the last thing anyone wants to worry about is staying safe and being overly cautious. However, between the influx of people traveling, the cold weather making us want to light the logs in the fireplace, and the extra guests and visitors running around the house to share the celebrations, there are an increased number of potential holiday dangers...
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Disaster Preparation for Everyone

Tuesday, September 18, 2018

September is National Preparedness Month, which makes this the perfect time to review your emergency plans. Even if you live in an area that is not commonly struck by natural disasters, it's still crucial that you always take a proactive approach to protecting yourself and your family. After all, the number of worldwide natural disasters has risen from less than 100 annually to approximately 400 per year during the past four decades...
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Holiday Safety Tips

Friday, December 21, 2018

It's that time of year again, and that means cozy evenings by the fire, family visits and plenty of eggnog. But for every moment of holiday cheer, it's important to recognize the potential for a disaster. Emergencies are preventable to prepare to enjoy another healthy new year with just a few simple safety basics...
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Great Gifts for the Holidays from SOS Survival Products

Monday, December 22, 2014

The SOS Survival Products team loves the holiday season. The extra time with family, the holiday lights – it all makes for a joyous time of year. One aspect that can sometimes be stressful for people is finding great gifts for everyone. Luckily, the SOS team has identified some great gifts in our store that is sure to put a smile on anyone’s face. From campers to pets to families, there’s something for everyone...
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Product Review: Student Emergency Kit

Friday, January 20, 2017

As members of the senior class of 2017 gear up to enter a new chapter in their lives, parents all across America are scrambling to make preparations. From living arrangements to school supplies, there's a lot that goes into adequately preparing for the first year of college. If you're a parent of a graduating teen this year, you may also be dealing with the natural fear of sending your child into the world alone. At home, you've made an emergency plan and stacked supplies for your family, but the dorm room won't be equipped with these things...
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