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Table of Contents

1. Product liability waiver……………………………………………………………………..

2. Survival tin contents………………………………………………….………………………

3. Uses for survival items………………………………………………………………………

4. How to tie an extremely strong fishing knot (Palomar Knot)..…………..

5. Emergency Contact List – survival tin lid……………………………………………

6. Other items to place in the tin…………………………………………………………..

7. How to repack my tin………………………………………………………………………..

8. 11-in-1 Multi-tool use.………………………………………………………………………

9. Contact BTN………………………………………………………………………………………

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1. DescriptionBy purchasing Products from Better Than Nothing – Survival Tin (BTN Survival Tin), customer agrees to be bound by the terms of this Waiver.2. Release of Liability & Limitation of LiabilityCustomer acknowledges that participating in any use of the enclosed equipment can be dangerous. Use of Products could result in injury. Customer agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless BTN Survival Tin for all liabilities incurred or alleged as a result of the Products, or arising out of the use of the Products. In no event shall BTN Survival Tin liability under this Agreement exceed the purchase price paid by the customer for the Products.3. WarrantyBTN Survival Tin warrants that the Products will arrive undamaged and in working order when received by the customer. In the event that the Products are damaged upon delivery, customer shall notify BTN Survival Tin and ship the damaged Products back to BTN Survival Tin . BTN Survival Tin will send, at BTN Survival Tin’s discretion, either a replacement Product or a refund, within ninety days. This Warranty shall be effective for claims received within ninety days of the initial delivery of the Products. BTN Survival Tin will not accept a return for any other reason. It is the customer's responsibility to ensure compatibility, knowledge of item use, survival techniques and other considerations necessary before purchasing the Products.BTN SURVIVAL TIN DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE WARRANTY OF PERSONS SURVIVAL OUTCOME FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE. The foregoing constitutes customer's sole and exclusive remedy under this Agreement.4. SeverabilityThe unenforceability of any portion of this Agreement shall not render the remainder of the Agreement invalid or unenforceable.5. AcceptanceCustomer accepts this Waiver by purchasing this product.

Product liability waiver

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Altoid type tin (1)

Alcohol Swab (1)

Aluminum foil (Heavy Duty - 1 sq ft)

Band aids (2)

Button compass (20 mm liquid filled - 1)

Cotton tinder (1)

Coffee filter – small (1)

Credit card Survival tool (11-in-1)

Dog tag chain – small (1)

Duct tape (1 ft)

Emergency contact list (Customizable)

Fish hooks (#8 size - 2)

Fishing line (6 lb test – 10 ft)

Potable Aqua® Iodine tablets (2)

Iodized Salt (1 packet)

Lead sinking weight (2)

LED light [1 (CR2016 battery included)]

Survival Tin ContentsNeedle (1) and thread (5 ft)

Pain reliever (Ibuprofen 200 mg - 4)

Paper clip (2)

Paper sheets (3)

Paracord wrist band (550)– Adjustable [7 ft (5+2)]

Pencil (1/2)

Popsicle stick (1/2)

Cotton tip swab (2)

Quart Zip lock bag (1)

Razor blade (1)

Rubber bands (2)

Safety pin (2)

Sand paper striker (1)

Signal mirror (1)

Tweezers - mini (1)

Toothpick (2)

Diamond ® Strike Anywhere matches (5)

Whistle (1)

Zip lock baggies - small (2) – used to hold Iodine tabs, ibuprofen, matches




• Altoid tin: Hold contents, signaling, hold water, cook food

• Alcohol swab: Clean wounds, fire making

• Aluminum Foil: Holding water, cooking, etc

• Band aids: Care of minor wounds

• Button Compass: Find your way home

• Coffee filter: Filtering water to make it more drinkable. Remove large particulates. Water still needs to be boiled for 3-5 minutes or also use the enclosed iodine tablets. TP!

• Cotton tinder: Fire making (will burn for 1-2 minutes)

• Credit card survival tool: 11-in-1 tool (link)

• Duct tape: You name it!

• Emergency numbers: Customizable list of emergency numbers

• Fishing line (30 lb test): Fishing, binding objects, snare

• Fishing hooks: Fishing

• Potable Aqua® Iodine tablets: Purifying water. 2 tablets to purify 1 quart of water. Add 2 tablets to 1 quart of water, wait 5 minutes, shake contents, wait 30 minutes beforedrinking water.

• Iodized salt: Electrolyte replacement, improve taste of food, gargle salt to help with sore throat, food preservative, etc

• Lead sinking weights: Fishing – helps fishing line to sink.

• LED light: Signaling, seeing in dark places (Shelf life for CR2016 included 7-10 years)

• Needle and thread: Sewing, laceration repair if you can stand it! Fishing line, cordage, snare, compass needle, fishing hook, etc

• Pain reliever: To help with the aches and pains. This is an NSAID. Those with allergies, kidney problems or stomach ulcers should substitute this medicine with acetaminophen.

Item uses:




Item uses:

• Paper clip: Binding, fishing hook, spear point, blister popper, clip items, compass, etc

• Paper sheets: Fire making, making notes, leaving messages

• Pencil: Making notes, fire wood

• Popsicle stick: Fire wood

• Cotton tip swab: Clean ears, cotton can be used for fire, clean wounds

• Quart ziplok bag: Hold water, carry and store stuff, waterproof the kit, etc

• Razor blade: Self explanatory

• Rubber bands: Hold stuff, binding, pull hair back, etc

• Safety pins: Pin clothing, close wounds, fishing hook, etc

• Sand paper striker: Use with enclosed matches

• Signal mirror: Signaling for help

• Sliver tweezers: Remove foreign bodies from skin

• Toothpick: Clean teeth, start fire

• Diamond ® Strike Anywhere Matches: Start fire

• Whistle: Signaling for help

• 1x1 inch zip lock baggies: Medication containment

• Adjustable 550 Paracord bracelet: Lanyard, animal leash, a saw, catching food, innards can be used as thread, camp construction, making fire, tourniquet, rappelling,

woven item, pulley system, weaving rope, etc




How to tie a good basic fishing knot

Courtesy Cody C. 2014




Auto Insurance

Emergency Contact

American Red Cross

Roadside Assistance

Prepaid Phone Card Number

X

SOS – Morse Code

Poison Control

000-000-0000

000-000-0000

000-000-0000

000-000-0000

000-000-0000

000-000-0000

000-000-0000

…---…

000-000-0000

X

Emergency Contact ListEnter information, print it, cut it out, then tape it to the inner lid of the tin.


NOTE: Open attached file



Other Suggested Items To Have In Your Tin

1. $10-20 bill.2. Pre-paid phone card – having change these days is nearly worthless. You can add this to your

emergency contact list.3. Very small USB thumb drive with important documents. Encrypted of course!4. Whatever else you can stuff in there.




How to repack my tin

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#3 pieces of paper a. Stack band aids, alcohol swab, install pencil

b. Install multi-tool as shown

c. Place lead weightsin notch of tool as shown

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a. Install aluminum foilin front of tin

b. Behind foil place:1. Razor blade

2. fish hooks3. Iodine tabs – pillstoward base of tin

Fold small coffee filter and place over the alcohol swab

b. Place pencil inback of tin near hinge

a. Place 2 toothpicksbehind the pencil

4.

Hinge




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b. Install quart bag over zippedend of baggie with matches

c. Place whistle upside down – tucking the flatend under quart baggie may be necessary.

Leave slight gap between the whistle and aluminum foil

a. Place match baggie flat as shownover multi-tool

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d. Install duct tape flat over the pencil

c. Place chain snakedin between the foil and

compass

b. Tuck compass in themid right tin area so tip of

pencil can lay flat

a. Place cotton tinder and fishing line over matches

c. Place tweezers with flat edgetowards foil. Then squeeze in

both Q-tips between tweezersand whistle

6.a. Place safety pins in left gutter and thepaper clips in the right gutter. Then move

the multi-tool to the far left

Gutters

Tin hinge

Gap

How to repack my tin

d. Tuck needle andthread behind the

quart bag tothe left

b. Install salt packetas shown




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a. Place signal mirror face down on top of whistle

b. Install LED light

c. Finally place pain reliever tablet baggieover mirror

e. Press all contents in firmlywith palm, close lid, give

it a good shake! Lid should close snugly

Place Paracord wrist band around tin – DONE!

10.

How to re-pack my tin






11-in-1 Survival Multi-tool 1. Can opener2. Knife edge3. Screwdriver4. Ruler5. Bottle opener6. 4-position wrench7. Butterfly screw (wing nut) wrench8. Saw blade9. Direction Auxiliary indication

(Bearing plate for button compass)

10. 2-position wrench11. Keychain hole




Contact Us:

Email: [email protected]

Website: btnsurvivaltin.com

Thank You,

BTN Survival Tin Management


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Auto Insurance

Emergency Contact

American Red Cross

Roadside Assistance

Prepaid Phone Card Number

X

SOS – Morse Code

Poison Control

000-000-0000

000-000-0000

000-000-0000

000-000-0000

000-000-0000

000-000-0000

000-000-0000

…---…

000-000-0000

X

Emergency Contact ListEnter information, print it, cut it out, then tape it to the inner lid of the tin.



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