What’s In Your “Just In Case” Go Bag?

[BlueHarborTea]

Go bags seem to be a personal thing, but I’m curious about what folks really *keep* in theirs. Mine’s shifted a lot over the last year as I’ve gotten more into preparedness – the basics like water filter, small first-aid kit,

 

[TeaTimeTalisman]

Always have some dried herbs (chamomile, yarrow, plantain) in mine alongside basics—been a lifesaver more than once. Has anyone else packed stuff for homemade remedies?

 

[TeaTimeTalisman]

I always make room for a small tin of dried calendula and lavender—can soothe scrapes or just settle nerves with a quick tea, depending on the situation. My bag started out super basic too, just flashlight, knife, bandaids, that sort of

 

[ChamomileCraze]

Love seeing other folks pack herbal remedies! My bag’s definitely evolved over the years—used to be just canned food, flashlight, and matches but now I always fit in a small pouch of dried plantain, comfrey, and lemon balm. Plantain for bites or scrapes (works wonders chewed up in a pinch), comfrey salve for bruises or sore muscles, and the lemon balm’s great for calming jitters or headaches when things get stressful. I also tuck in some seeds (nasturtium and calendula) so if I’m stuck anywhere for longer, I can get something started, even if it’s just