Mayday Pouch Water, Coast Guard Emergency Water, 5-Year Shelf LIfe, Disaster Preparedness Supplies for, Earthquake, Fire, Flood, Leak-Proof Pouches, 4.225 Oz/125Ml 50 Pack

These pouches fit in your backpack or bug out bag so there is no water bottle to lug around. The 50 count box measures 12.5" x 12.5" x 4.5". I ordered two 50 count boxes on 05/25. The cases I received were dated 02/25 and 03/25, and I'm good with that and the fact they have a 5 year shelf life. I know a few people who keep them on their boats just for the long shelf life and easy storage size.

You can never be too prepared! These are great. I recommend keeping a few in your car as they do not get affected by extreme heat the way regular water bottles do.

Great product and you get value for your money.

Received in a timely manner.

Nice value for emergency water. I'll probably buy more in the future.

Very well packaged but a little pricey. Tastes like it should. These are packaged in about half cup size. I really believe one would need more water than the little gulp inside one of these pouches especially in a survival event. Next time I will get the larger packs. Otherwise perfect for emergency bug out or hiking backpack/bag. And to add to emergency dehydrated food meals.

I like the long shelf life

I bought these 4 oz packages to add to my emergency stash. There are plenty of potential places to put these packets since they don't have the bulk of bottled water. The dimensions of the box that holds all the 4oz servings make it easy to keep in any size vehicle. A pair of scissors or a Swiss army knife will be necessary to open the little bags. Granted it isn't much water, 6 ounces might have been a better choice. In many regards, they should resist puncture and breaking better than plastic water bottles, especially now that these are being filled nearly to the top. The packets themselves can easily fit into backpacks or any size plastic container. These would also be excellent backup for a small to average size dog. By all appearances, the foil pack will survive better than an individual water bottle. The shelf life is five years so you don't have to change them out for fresh very often. Yes they're small but when you consider long-term storage of emergency water these packs are sturdy, easy to store and likely to be there if you need them.