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There is no point in having food that will store for 30 years and water that will only store for 5-7 years. Go with the cans! Time is money and you won't have to waste time rotating with these.
- Benefits & Description
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Benefits & Description
30 Year Shelf Life | Open & Drink | BPA Free
• Keep your family safe in an emergency
Drinking water is essential for survival and having a supply on tap for 30 years • Feel confident in your preparations
This canned water has a shelf-life of 30 years, so you never have to worry about it going bad or needing to be rotated. • Be prepared no matter what happens
This supply provides enough drinking water for one person for seven days, guarding against almost any emergency where your water could be cut off or contaminated. • Safe water supply
This canned water is purified with added minerals and increased alkalinity. • Don't make emergency preparedness a chore
Storing water the old-fashioned way can be time consuming and difficult, but with canned water, all you have to do is open the top and it's ready to be consumed! NOTE: According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the American Red Cross, individuals should drink at least a half-gallon (64 oz.) of water per day in an emergency situation. This supply offers you at least 64 oz. of drinking water per day - and then some - for one person.
Storing water can be a pain, especially with the more common methods. It's doable, of course, but storing huge tanks of water and either adding water preserver to them, or rotating your untreated water every 6 months can be a difficult chore for some. Even treated water has a maximum shelf-life of 5 years. So, why go through all the trouble of purifying and storing water, changing it out every few years when you could just buy it and be done for the next 30 years?
This 7-Day Supply of Drinking Water is stored in military-grade cans, and has a shelf-life that's long enough that you'll buy once and never worry again. Just set it and forget it!
- What's in the Box?
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What's In-the-Box?
Water (2 Cases | 12 Cans):12 cans (42 fl. oz.) of Purified Drinking Water - Features & Specifications
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Features & Functions
SKU: WA0001X2 Supply Duration: 1-Week Needs Supplied: Water and Hydration Array: Alka Power Dimensions (LxWxH): 16"x5"x12" Container Type: Can Volume: 42 fl. oz Per Can | 504 fl. oz. Total - Reviews
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Customer Reviews 14 item(s)
- Good shelf life
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There is no point in having food that will store for 30 years and water that will only store for 5-7 years. Go with the cans! Time is money and you won't have to waste time rotating with these.Price Value Quality
- Long Shelf Life
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This water is great for food storage. It has a long shelf life and it is good water.Price Value Quality
- Thank you for following up
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Thank you Ready Store for conscientiously following up on my review in which I was concerned with the bulged appearance of the ends of the water cans. From my submitted photos and explanations it was determined that this is normal and the water should be fine for the anticipated storage time.Price Value Quality
- Versatile
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Essential for survival and easy to ration, also, the cans have many alternative uses even after the waters gone.Price Value Quality
- Lasts forever
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I spent a long time researching water storage and when it comes to water nothing seems to store for very long. My father had some canned water from back in the day and it was still good after many years, so I was really excited when you guys started selling this item because it lasts for so long. I have hated rotating my water and being able to store water for 30 years is amazing. Thanks!Price Value Quality
- Price is good when you include the free shipping
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The price per case is actually quite good when you purchase over $100 and include the free shipping. Other websites had the same product for less per case, but their shipping cost made the total cost very similar.Price Value Quality
- Great Cache Item
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Storing water is easy but caching water is not. My caches go unvisited for 10+ years. I cache some canned water since water filters do not remove chemicals and water sources can be unreliable.Price Value Quality
- Definitely need drinking water
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Water is a concern to me so I'm pleased to buy this drinking water in cans with a 30 year shelf life. I cut open one of the shrink wrapped six-packs and was delighted to find a "church key" can opener in the pack. I can spot them in the other packs as well. A real plus not mentioned in the description. :) I'm not sure what's with the cans being bulged at the ends. At first I thought it was because they had been in a hot delivery truck but several days in the basement hasn't changed anything. Since all the packs are the same way I guess that's perhaps normal. But I am wondering why.Price Value Quality
- the most secure way to store water
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can't go wrong with a metal can for secure water, these hold a lot also.Price Value Quality
- Expensive but necessary
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It's very wise to have some water on hand in case of an emergency. This provides a decent start to really get your emergency prep going.Price Value Quality
- Very easy.
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What's not to like except maybe the price. These are heavy to ship. Buy it and forget about it. I do like that I do not need to mess around with changing and checking water. Once you've got it you don't have to think about it again for a long time. And as a previous reviewer noted it comes with an opener.Value Quality Price
- Great shelf life
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Very nice item to have for long term storage. Ready Store, you may want to double check your group buy price on this item.Price Value Quality
- Taste is Great
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One can was slightly dented, so we decided to give this water a "taste test" - It passed and we were pleasantly surprised ! No metal taste, even at room temperature, the taste was great. We are going to keep a few cans in our vehicles.Price Value Quality
- This same case will cost $31.95 else where on the web!
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Canned water is a great idea. This price though is the highest on the web that I found. At least 3 other sites have the price below $35 per case (12 cans of 24 ounces each). I normally purchase from thereadystore, but this is just too high a price no matter how you compare it.Price Value Quality
*From The Ready Store: Thanks for the feedback on the pricing, I was able to find two smaller companies after a little bit of of searching that did have it in the mid to low $30 range, and that price is a steal (actually under our cost). We offer products at the best price that is sustainable to keep us in business. I can assure you that we get as good of pricing from the manufacturer as anyone one else due to our volume ordering so who knows why these two vendors are selling it for less than what they paid for it.
Also, keep in mind that we price match on any online retailer's price. Click on the Price Match logo at the top of each page on our site for details.
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