I Found the Best 2024 Prime Day Deals for Preppers

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Good morning, online shoppers! Today’s the day if you are an Amazon customer – it’s Prime Day 2024. And there are all sorts of great prepper finds on the website. I went and found the best Prime Day deals for preppers so you don’t have to!

I’m also doing a bit of my Christmas shopping while things are marked down.

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Please note that at the time of posting, these items were on sale and available. They do sell out quickly, and as this is a one-woman show, I cannot always keep up with the things that are out of stock.

On to the prepper goods!

Here are some items that preppers may find useful at a great price.

Have you considered trying small-space hydroponics? Check out this hydroponics unihttps://amzn.to/4cHjK4K to get you started. (Be sure to check the coupon box for an additional $25 off.)

Do you make your own pasta? Here’s a fantastic manual pasta machine to help make the job easier, even if there’s no power.

Preppers can never have enough heavy-duty can openers. I love the sturdiness of this manual can opener.

Here’s a two-cup mortar and pestle worthy of our beloved Grace in the weekend story I’m writing.

Check out this 4-pack of emergency rain ponchos – this is a great item to throw in your car and forget about until you need it.

This is a little bit gadget-y with the teeny tiny compass but the ferro magnesium rod looks great.

Here’s a little bivvy bag for just $8.

Every prepper knows that wool is where it’s at when it comes to warmth and coziness. This wool blanket is from a brand I really like, Arcturus, and it comes in seven beautiful colors and patterns. (I maybe might have thrown the dark green one in my own shopping cart.)

This is pricy but worth it if a generator is part of your survival plan. It’s an EMP-shielding Faraday bag for your large electronics.

Are you looking for a safe, water-resistant storage option for your first aid supplies? Look no further than this incredibly sturdy case.

This full-face gas mask is only $25 today, so it would be a great time to get one for each member of the family. (Replacement filters for this unit are also on sale.)

There’s very little I love more than a headlamp for power outages. I always look for the kind that take a common battery and these Energizer headlamps fit the bill.

If you’ve been thinking about getting into ham radio but you’re put off by the price, check out this two-pack of ham walkie-talkies by Baofeng.

Here’s a four-pack of personal water filters to throw into your car kit.

While we’re on the topic of water filters, here’s a 1.5 gallon gravity filter that tucks into your backpack.

Hatchets are very versatile for preppers, serving as both a tool and a weapon. You can grab this pack hatchet from Gerber Gear for a song today.

Here’s a four-pack of clotting powder for your first aid kit.

The Meat Eater’s Guide to Wilderness Survival is a must-have for anyone who spends time in the great outdoors.

These little compressed toilet paper coins are handy for more than survival scenarios. I keep some in my purse for the low-level emergency of visiting a restroom that is fresh out of paper.

Here’s the best deal I’ve found today for a prepper essential – a hand-crank NOAA radio.

These blueberry emergency ration bars have a whopping 3600 calories to get you through a grueling survival situation.

Here’s a very well-priced solar device charger.

Glow sticks are a great way to safely give the little ones in your group some emergency lighting.

Check out this handy survival tool gizmo for bushcraft. It’s got a number of manual tools that you might not have otherwise included in your gear.

This portable solar shower is perfect for off-grid hygiene.

A folding saw might one day make your life easier if you had it in your bug-out bag.

I have a couple of these Rhino Rescue splints in my various emergency medical kits.

Here’s a little Stanley cookset for dining al fresco in the woods.

This portable double camping hammock even has bug netting.

Can a prepper ever have enough Hazmat suits?

These fantastic little flashlights are super bright and a great price. I know most people like the rechargeable ones these days but I really prefer the reliability of battery-operated ones.

Save more than 60% on this versatile shemagh. Ask any veteran how useful they are.

These emergency whistles are loud, loud, loud. Trust me when I tell you (from experience) don’t give them to your kids until they NEED them.

Looking for a bug-out bag? This is a really nice-looking Molle backpack at a great price.

Want to add some protein to your emergency food stash? Check out this Mountain House freeze-dried chicken.

This gadget looks pretty cool but I’ve never tried it. The Sun Kettle is a thermos that boils water using the heat from the sun.

These fire suppression blankets are a must-have for your home and car.

Here’s a 6-piece set of Israeli compression bandages to add to your emergency trauma kit.

The is the best price I’ve ever seen for a new copy of The Encyclopedia of Country Living.

Check back frequently!

I’ll keep adding things throughout the day and there’ll be a new list tomorrow for Day 2 sales. If you notice that anything is sold out, please let me know in the comments so I can remove it from this list.

Happy shopping!