50 Most Important Prepping Items to Stockpile Before November

You can't afford to be caught unprepared in today's uncertain world. Building a comprehensive prepping stockpile is crucial for your survival in emergencies or disasters. From natural calamities to man-made crises, having the right prepping supplies can make the difference between life and death. Don't wait until it's too late to start gathering essential items for your family's safety and well-being.

This video will walk you through 50 to 100 must-have items for your preparedness plans, covering everything from food and water to medical supplies and self-defense tools. You'll learn about the essential gear needed for shelter, clothing, and security in challenging situations. By the end, you'll have a clear understanding of how to build a robust stockpile that can sustain you through various emergencies.

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0:00 50+ Supplies
2:05 Food & Water
7:04 Power & Light
8:59 Medical Supplies
10:44 Heating & Cooling
11:44 Security
12:57 Hygiene
13:56 Tools
15:41 Bug Out Bags & Cash
17:38 Game Changers

[dessebasey]

I found you about 3 yrs ago. Mom said I need to get prepared and I got started. I appreciate all that you share. Praying for us all.

[phild]

Cooking, baking soda, baking powder, a cook book, measuring cups and spoons, some pots and pans and kitchen utensils. (I am still amazed at the people that don't know anything about cooking from scratch.
Pots and pans can be picked up cheap used in various places.

[liberatedlady]

You can never go wrong with finding old cookbooks like I like to collect. Frankly, the older the better.
Recently found a 1940’s cookbook from my local thrift store for $2.00! And there even is a section in the back about war time cooking.

[tinagale]

When it comes to blankets, I save all of my scraps of fabric from the variety of crafts that I work on. With these scraps of fabric, I work on quilt tops and then when I hit the thrift stores, I look for a variety of flannel sheets to back the quilt top with. Also, I have several large tubs with yarn in them and I've got crocheted afghans that I've been working on. I'e sold a few quilts and afghans but I also have hand made blankets in every room in the house.

[joannc]

This was very kind of you to put together….thank you! There’s a feeling of security that comes with knowing you can handle many situations.

[Metalheaddoc]

One thing I am trying to do is print out instructions for my preps. Like cooking instructions for my rices and beans, each of which has different cooking times. And different methods. I need to know how to cook dry beans if I am using a rocket stove and an Instant Pot if I have power. I am trying to compile simple bread recipes with minimal ingredients that I can cook with simple methods. Like flatbreads. I haven’t learned how to cook in a Dutch oven over a fire especially to bake bread.

[EarthHeartUK]

I have been without electricity for a week after a hurricane while living in Florida. We relied on our grill and little portable stoves.

[mikeryan]

Great list! So many people leave off matches, I have an ammo can filled with wooden Strike Anywhere matches. Found some recently at Ace for $1.39 a box. I cleaned them out!

[mimiof]

Stuff to change your oil a couple times.

[northerngirlhobbies]

Fantastic list! Definitely printing off the pdf. Thank you.

[Denise_B]

Great list. Thank you for mentioning to have supplies for pets. We have several first aid kits for our dogs and cats.

[Lee_Proffit]

Not sure what it is like in the US, but here in the UK, nearly every single stores is computerised, items are scanned to get the price and that goes straight to the till which is also linked back to the stores stock ordering computer. Some stores are all self service tills, where you scan the goods yourself.
So if the power or the internet goes down, there is no way for the stores to serve you, so stored cash might be of very limited use, maybe better stocking up on barter items.
All depending on the cause of the SHTF.
Thanks for the list, printed out and going into my prep folder 🙂

[SpeaktheTruths]

The most important thing is competence.

[barriobob]

Did you create this list? This is prepping summed up in one document! Great resource, thanks for bringing this to the table. Keep the videos coming!

[barriobob]

Video request: some ideas for one last store run and what you would get and how to prepare for that run and which store/stores you would go to. Thanks!

[Nofretari]

Buy solar powered fans and portable refrigerators such as BougeRv.

[vitaminme]

Couple things i may add with personal understanding and knowledge. I wouldn't worry too much about salt content in foods if we really do have to deal with shtf sitautions. You need salt as electrolytes to keep pushing forward. Also, i wouldnt worry about anything that has a chance in damaging your outside layer that could make life difficult like things like razors. Cut, bruises, and broken bones have a less chance in healing in a world without doctors that could help. Also illness preventions and things that can handle infections are very important for the med kit. Much more important than trauma kits. Remember, we dont want to get into fights, especially gun fights, in these situations.

[FerreraGlen]

Thank you. This was the most comprehensive video/list I've seen. I need to get cracking on some of this stuff!

[jhoncater]

I did notice that you didn't mention honey as a food, cat leashes / cat carrier, ice packs not the brick form.

[jonleone]

If only i could afford all this stuff.