Chemical Compounds

Used in survival situations to disinfect wounds, prevent infection, and treat minor skin conditions when medical supplies are limited.

Calcium hypochlorite (commonly sold as “pool shock”) can be used to sanitize water barrels, rain collection tanks, and cisterns. Disinfecting these containers before use helps prevent microbial growth, biofilm buildup, and contamination.

Calcium hypochlorite (commonly sold as “pool shock”) can be used to disinfect water for drinking when properly prepared. It’s lightweight, stores for over 10 years, and replaces the need for liquid bleach or tablets.

Calcium hypochlorite (commonly sold as “pool shock”) is a long-lasting, dry alternative to liquid bleach. When mixed with water, it creates a disinfecting solution effective for cleaning surfaces and killing bacteria and viruses.

A comprehensive list of long-term chemical compounds for preparedness. Includes accurate shelf life and storage methods for each item—ideal for survival, homesteading, and building a self-managed insurance plan.

This page organizes long-lasting chemical compounds into functional segments that reflect real-life scenarios in preparedness, homesteading, and survival. Each section explains how specific compounds support essential needs—like water purification, first …

From high-intensity labor to extended endurance tasks, creatine isn’t just for athletes—it’s for anyone preparing to thrive under pressure.

From health benefits to emergency preparedness, activated charcoal is a cornerstone of practical, self-managed solutions.

Learn how to store chemical compounds safely and effectively with airtight containers, UV-resistant jars, pest-proof tins, and Mylar bags. Protect your supplies from moisture, air, pests, and temperature changes to keep them stable and ready for use.

Learn the essentials of long-term storage for prepping and homesteading. Simple tips to keep your supplies safe, dry, and ready for use when you need them most.