American Red Cross Purified Drinking Water – Designed for a 50-Year Shelf Life – Large 16 oz. Cans - 12 Cans to a case,  Pallet of 144 cases
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American Red Cross Purified Drinking Water – Designed for a 50-Year Shelf Life – Large 16 oz. Cans - 12 Cans to a case, Pallet of 144 cases

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American Red Cross-branded purified drinking water in sealed 16 oz aluminum cans, 12 cans per case. Specially designed by the manufacturer for a 50-year shelf life and long-term storage without routine rotation. Pallet of 144 cases , each case is 12 cans of purified drinking water.
Item# HFERCWA-144P
$3,598.00

Product Description

Prepare for the unexpected with OFFICIALLY LICENSED EMERGENCY WATER YOU CAN TRUST: This emergency canned water is officially licensed by the American Red Cross, ensuring it meets strict standards for safety, reliability, and emergency preparedness. Each can contain 16 fl oz (473 ml) of purified drinking water, securely sealed to ensure safety, freshness, and reliability when you need it most. With an industry-leading 50-year shelf life, this emergency water supply eliminates the need for frequent replacement, making it a dependable and low-maintenance solution for long-term storage.

Specifications :

  • Volume: 16 oz (473 ml) per can
  • Shelf Life: 50 years (manufacturer's projection)
  • Purification: manufacturer-described 13-step process including vapor distillation, ozone disinfection and UV sterilization
  • Container: Hermetically sealed aluminum can with BPANI polymer liner
  • Storage Temperature: 40°F to 120°F recommended
  • Case Quantity: 12 cans
  • Case Weight: 14 lb
  • Case Dimensions: 11" × 7" × 6"
  • Pallet Total Cans: 1,728
  • Pallet is 216 Gallons of water
  • Cases per Pallet: 144
  • Weight: 1,840 lb
  • Pallet Dimensions: 40" × 48" × 62"
  • The 50-year shelf life is the manufacturer's projection, based on its purification and hermetic-sealing process, accelerated-aging methods, and an expert review of its documentation. The product is designed for storage without rotation during its shelf life. The hermetically sealed aluminum can and the water's very low organic content are intended to limit oxidation and microbial growth over time. No product has 50 years of real-time storage data yet. Manufacturer documentation is available on request.
    Storage
  • Store in a cool, dry location within the manufacturer's recommended temperature range of 40°F to 120°F. The pressurized aluminum cans are designed to stack, which suits permanent facility storage. Inspect cans annually for dents, damage, or seal compromise.

    Use in Emergency Kits The American Red Cross 50-Year Purified Drinking Water is a premium long-shelf-life emergency water option designed for organizations and households that want to eliminate the cost and burden of rotating emergency water supplies every 5 years. Purified using a proprietary 13-step process including multi-stage filtration, vapor distillation, ozone disinfection, and UV sterilization, this water is hermetically sealed in aluminum cans with a polymer-based BPANI liner for maximum long-term integrity. The 16 oz can provide a larger single serving than standard 4.2 oz pouches or 12 oz. cans, suitable for individual daily use during extended shelter-in-place or evacuation scenarios. Cans are packaged in double-thick cardboard cases for protection during storage and distribution.
    The manufacturers 50-year shelf life is substantiated by an independent expert opinion from a panel of water quality and manufacturing specialists, third-party laboratory testing by certified laboratories including Eurofins Eaton Analytical, accelerated aging studies conducted by Aspen Research, and compliance with FDA regulations under 21 CFR 165.110 and military specification MIL-STD-3006C. Available in cases of 12 or pallets of 1,728 cans.
    Common uses include government agency and military installation long-term water stockpiling, school district emergency water supply programs — buy once store for decades, corporate and workplace emergency preparedness programs, bunker shelter and long-term emergency facility water supply, prepper and individual household long-term water storage, and organizations seeking to reduce the ongoing cost of 5-year water rotation cycles.

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