Over 150 Survival and Prepping Items You Should Stock

I already mentioned plenty of these in my other survival-prepping articles. But I wanted a single article that lists them all together.

If you need some items of stuff to start with, or just want an interesting list to read: here you go.

You don’t actually need to gather all of these. Tailor them to your uses. It is just a general-ideas list. Don’t go crazy trying to get and constantly refresh them all.

Over 150 Survival and Prepping Items You Should Stock

1. Bottle water
2. Canned foods
3. Rice
4. Wheat
5. Grains in general
6. WD-40
7. Water purifiers/filters
8. General filters/coffee filters
9. Bleach
10. Charcoal
11. Cooking oils
12. Large pry bar (here comes Johnny easy-mode)
13. Laundry detergent
14. Baking soda
15. Q-Tips
16. Wire
17. Salt
18. Salt, again
19. Rope (paracord)
20. Bungee cords
21. Solar battery charger
22. Cast iron pots/pans
23. Childs play toys (crayons, coloring books, toys, etc)
24. Chains and locks
25. Patches for tents/tarps/etc
26. Seeds
27. Dutch oven
28. Gardening tools
29. Vinegar
30. Baby oil
31. Bottle opener
32. Electrical wiring/tools
33. Canning jars
34. Ham radio
35. Walkie Talkies
36. Tea
37. Razor blades
38. Games
39. Pasta
40. Smart phone
41. Teas and coffee
42. Hydrogen peroxide
43. Honey
44. MREs
45. Extra bandages
46. Friends (People in general – family, S.O., etc)
47. Jerky
48. Archery equipment (if you have mad skills)
49. Aloe
50. Antibiotics
51. Trip wires
52. Eye drops
53. Binoculars
54. Toothbrush
55. Toothpaste
56. Zip ties
57. Feminine hygiene products
58. Feminine medicine (Midol)
59. Pressure canner
60. Birth control
61. First aid kits
62. Cotton balls
63. Survival kits
64. Household cleaning supplies
65. Bar hand soap
66. OTC medicines
67. Toilet paper
68. Kleenex
69. Hair trimmers and/or safety razors
70. Vitamins/Herbal supplements
71. Alcohol
72. Gas masks
73. Gas grill
74. Rubbing alcohol
75. Thermal wear
76. Kerosene
77. Baby gear (if you have one of them!)
78. Surgical items (basic ones, like varying needles especially)
79. Guns
80. Gun cleaning supplies
81. Knives
82. Ammo
83. More ammo. Never enough ammo
84. Bat
85. Spark plugs
86. Sunscreen
87. Deodorant
88. Chap-stick
89. Motor oil
90. Hunting supplies (Camo)
91. Mouse traps
92. Flashlights
93. Lanterns
94. Axe, hatchets, etc
95. Sharpening stones
96. Fishing supplies
97. Body armor
98. Bug traps/sprays
99. Watch
100. Sunglasses (for bug out)
101. Nail clippers
102. Tarps
103. Duct tape
104. Nails
105. Hammer
106. Spikes
107. Manual air/tire pump
108. Gasoline
109. Gas containers
110. Gloves
111. Work boots
112. Belts
113. Reliable clothing
114. Cold weather clothing
115. Candles
116. Toilet paepr
117. Backpack or other bags
118. Cotton balls
119. Disinfecting supplies
120. Office gear (paper, pencils, pens, etc)
121. Sleeping bags
122. Tent
123. Heater
124. Fan
125. Blankets
126. Pillows
127. Pepper spray
128. More pillows
129. Glue
130. Screws, bolts, nuts
131. Plastic wrap
132. Aluminum foil
133. Bibles (barter item)
134. Prescription meds (especially things like Xanax, opioids, etc)
135. Electrical tape
136. Hang pumps/siphon
137. Bicycles
138. Cordless screwdriver
139. Generators
140. Cigarettes
141. Fire starters
142. Gold/Silver – precious metals in general
143. Pistol/Rifle holsters or straps
144. Batteries
145. Matches
146. Instrument, for fun
147. Heavy duty socks
148. Hobbies, for fun
149. 100 watt solar panel kit
150. Calendar
151. Electronic chargers
152. Can opener
153. Condoms
154. Ear plugs
155. Floss
156. Glasses and repair kits for glasses
157. Headlamps
158. Clamps
159. Goggles
160. Map of nearby areas
161. Pet supplies
162. Saw
163. Sewing kit
164. Shoe laces
165. Ziploc bags
166. Whistles
167. Method of carrying water
168. Sugar
169. Spices

Whew, that’s a long list.

I’m sure I’m missing some, but this is a great place to get your planning started.