Surviveware Congratulates May Sweepstakes Winners

Jun 15, 2020

Winners to Receive Brand New Camo Survival First Aid Kit

Woodbridge, United States - June 15, 2020 /MarketersMedia/ —

Leading adventure preparedness retailer, Surviveware, is pleased to announce the 10 winners of the May Sweepstakes. Each winner will receive a Surviveware Survival First Aid Kit in the recently released colorway- Camo.

Out of the thousands of sweepstakes entries, ten winners were randomly selected. The newest colorway of the Survival Kit is ideal for campers and hikers who want to blend in with the backcountry environment. The kit is also a preferred hunting first aid kit because it complements the lush green and brown outdoor surroundings.

The Surviveware Camo Survival Kit contains a mix of first aid, survival, and hygiene tools in one sturdy bag. Backed with years of research and development, Surviveware is keen on developing first aid and survival packs targeted to the needs and requirements of its customer base.

The Surviveware hunting first aid kit contains provisions for handling injuries and wounds, such as bandages, gauze, pads, splinter probes, tape, shears, and a CPR kit, among many others. Being able to treat an injury at the site minimizes the risk of infection and more serious injury. The included survival items help one deal with any challenges thrown their way - a multi-tool, knife, wire saw, signaling mirror, glowsticks, and more. The biodegradable wet wipes are useful for cleaning oneself and gear along the way. The curated provisions are a perfect base for individuals who want to build a more complex emergency pack, but are already more than sufficient for the average adventurer.

One of the outstanding features of the kit is its systematically organized and functional interior. This survival kit comes with MOLLE-straps for ease of carrying. The interior’s labeled compartments list not only the items’ names, but also their use and quantity, in order to make use of the kit in an emergency as easy as possible.

For the complete list of the May Camo Survival Kit winners, click here.

Surviveware is excited to introduce the June Sweepstakes- one winner will be awarded $535 worth of merchandise.

To join the June sweepstakes, click here.

Contact Info:
Name: Amanda Condry
Email: Send Email
Organization: Surviveware
Phone: 703-910-5188
Website: https://surviveware.com

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