EmergencyUSB – The Drive (128GB)

The internet in your pocket, for when there's no internet.

A rugged metal USB drive loaded with an offline library: Wikipedia, maps, first aid, water, food, and survival guides. Plug it into any laptop and read it without a signal.

• Works with zero internet. Everything is stored on the drive, with the free Kiwix reader included.
• Offline Wikipedia, in English. Millions of searchable articles (text edition).
• Medical & first-aid reference. WikiMed medical encyclopedia and US Army FM 4-25.11 First Aid.
• Survival & preparedness manuals. US Army Survival (FM 21-76), FEMA "Are You Ready?", USDA food-safety guides.
• Offline maps. OpenStreetMap data for your state, plus Organic Maps for Android.
• Built tough. Metal shell with a carabiner clip for your keychain, go-bag, or glovebox.
• Buy 3, save. One for the house, the car, and the go-bag.

FAQ

Do I need internet? No, just a computer.
Is this the whole internet? No. It's a curated offline reference library.
Is the medical info a substitute for a doctor? No. Call 911 when you can.
Shipping? Packed and shipped from Chicago, IL via USPS Ground Advantage (typically 2–5 business days).

EmergencyUSB is an independent product, not affiliated with Wikimedia, Kiwix, OpenStreetMap, FEMA, the US Army, or USDA. Wikipedia content © Wikipedia contributors, CC BY-SA 4.0. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. Kiwix is GPLv3. US government works are public domain. Full credits on every drive.