Four ways to power it, so it's never dead when you reach for it. This isn't the plastic radio that dies in a junk drawer. No fresh batteries to hunt for. No outlet to find in the dark.
When the grid goes down, this keeps working.
Power Option 1
Hand Crank
Spin it 3 to 5 minutes for 4 to 8 minutes of radio. No grid, no spare batteries, no problem.
Power Option 2
Solar Panel
Set it in the sun and it tops up on its own. Hands-free.
Power Option 3
USB Rechargeable
Charge it full before the storm, so it's ready the second you are.
Power Option 4
Built In Battery
A 2000 mAh reserve stored and waiting. And it feeds your phone, too.
Power Option 1
Hand Crank
Spin it 3 to 5 minutes for 4 to 8 minutes of radio. No grid, no spare batteries, no problem.
Power Option 2
Solar Panel
Set it in the sun and it tops up on its own. Hands-free.
Power Option 3
USB Rechargeable
Charge it full before the storm, so it's ready the second you are.
Power Option 4
Built-In Battery
A 2000 mAh reserve stored and waiting. And it feeds your phone, too.
2000 MAH
Built-In Battery
7
NOAA Weather Channels
130
Lumen Flashlight
4
Ways To Power It
Built to Work When It Matters Most
Four power sources. One radio that's ready the day you finally need it.
Most "emergency radios" are repackaged gadgets shipped straight from a warehouse to your door. We tell you the honest rated number for every spec on this page, so you know exactly what you're getting before the storm makes you find out.
BUILT TO TAKE A BEATING
Rated IPX-3 water-resistant. Rain, splashes, and a wet workbench are no problem. Made to ride out a storm, not sit in a drawer.
NEVER TRULY DEAD
The hand crank means it powers up even after months unused. Give it a spin and the radio, light, and charger come right back to life.
REAL NUMBERS, NO FLUFF
Every figure on this page is the honest-rated spec. We'd rather under-promise and have it work when it counts.
BUILT TO CALL FOR HELP
A 130-lumen flashlight lights the way, up to 8 hours on a charge. And the built-in SOS beacon flashes and sounds an alarm, so the right people can find you.
BUILT TO TAKE A BEATING
Rated IPX-3 water-resistant. Rain, splashes, and a wet workbench are no problem. Made to ride out a storm, not sit in a drawer.
REAL NUMBERS, NO FLUFF
Every figure on this page is the honest rated spec. We'd rather under-promise and have it work when it counts.
NEVER TRULY DEAD
The hand crank means it powers up even after months unused. Give it a spin, and the radio, light, and charger come right back to life.
BUILT TO CALL FOR HELP
A 130-lumen flashlight lights the way, up to 8 hours on a charge. And the built-in SOS beacon flashes and sounds an alarm, so the right people can find you.
Real Survival Gear VS Drawer Filler Junk
Most emergency radios are cheap camping toys built for a quiet weekend, not the night the grid goes down. Here's how the PureFlow Radio stacks up.
Emergency Radio
Other Brands
Power Sources
4 ways: crank, solar, USB, battery
1 or 2 ways, dead when they run out
BroadCast
AM, FM, and all 7 NOAA weather channels
FM only, no weather
Phone Backup
2000 mAh battery, charges a phone to about half
No power bank at all
Works When Needed
Crank it and it runs, even after months in a drawer
Battery dead the day you reach for it
Ease Of Use
Simple enough for kids and grandparents
Fiddly menus and tiny buttons
Light And Signal
130-lumen flashlight plus SOS beacon and alarm
Dim basic light, no SOS
Weather Resisitance
IPX-3, shrugs off rain and splashes
Not rated, quits in the wet
Real Survival Gear VS Drawer Filler Junk
Most emergency radios are cheap camping toys built for a quiet weekend, not the night the grid goes down. Here's how the PureFlow Radio stacks up.
Emergency Radio
Other Brands
POWER SOURCES
4 ways: crank, solar, USB, battery
1 or 2 ways, dead when they run out
BROADCAST
AM, FM, and all 7 NOAA weather channels
FM only, no weather
PHONE BACKUP
2000 mAh battery, charges a phone to about half
No power bank at all
WORKS WHEN NEEDED
Crank it and it runs, even after months in a drawer
Battery dead the day you reach for it
EASE OF USE
Simple enough for kids and grandparents
Fiddly menus and tiny buttons
LIGHT & SIGNAL
130-lumen flashlight plus SOS beacon and alarm
Dim basic light, no SOS
WEATHER RESISTANCE
IPX-3, shrugs off rain and splashes
Not rated, quits in the wet
See Why Families Are Switching
The honest specs, the four power sources, the crank that never quits. Built for the night the grid goes down.
How can I like or dislike this. I've never received it! I got the email that it was out for deliver on the 15th of September.
That was the end of it. I guess it was coming UPS. UPS knows where I live and I have yet to receive it.
Terribly disappointed I've been waiting and waiting for it! I paid a lot of money for it also. I don't think I'll buy anything else from you, I can't depend on it being delivered to me.
Since I never received my order and your company refuses to reship or refund my money I can say that I am NOT happy and will not order anything from this company ever again and will not promote this company. And that is a BIG shame since I ordered before and had no problems, that is why I ordered from this company. Never again!!
I wish I could tell you how it is BUT … I’m STILL WAITING to receive it❗️🤨I ordered it a month and a half ago and NEVER received it PLEASE send it to me ASAP❗️
If your Emergency Radio shows up damaged, doesn't work the way it should, or you get the wrong item, we'll fix it, replace it, or refund it within 30 days of delivery.
Real Families. Real Peace of Mind.
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Why isn't The PureFlow Emergency Radio sold on Amazon?
Because we can't control what happens to it once it's in Amazon's warehouse system. Amazon commonly stores inventory from different sellers together under the same listing, a practice called commingling, so a customer who orders "PureFlow" can end up with a counterfeit unit that never touched our pressure-testing process, made with materials we never verified. That's a huge risk for a product you're trusting to have your family's back in an emergency.
Selling only through our own site means every unit that reaches you went through our actual testing process, and if anything's wrong, our 30-day guarantee actually means something, because we know exactly where your radio came from. It's more work for us. It's the only way we can stand behind what we're telling you it does.
Will it get a signal where I live?
If your area gets AM, FM, or NOAA weather broadcasts, this picks them up. The telescopic antenna pulls in over-the-air signals, the same ones your car radio gets. No internet or cell service needed. Reception depends on your location and terrain.
Will it really charge my phone?
A full charge tops up a typical phone by about half. That's enough to check the radar, send a few texts, or make the call that says you're okay. Think of it as a backup to reach people, not a replacement for your wall charger.
What if it arrives broken?
Tell us and we'll make it right. You're covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Is it hard to use? Could my kids work it?
No. Pull up the antenna, pick your band, and turn the dial. The crank and the flashlight are just as simple. If a grandparent or a 10-year-old can turn a handle, they can run this.
Will the battery be dead after a year in a drawer?
Here's the honest answer. Any battery loses some charge sitting unused. But this one is never truly dead. Give the crank a spin and it powers right up, radio, light, and all. That's the whole point of a hand crank.
How do I get weather updates on it?
You tune in. It receives all 7 NOAA weather channels, so you can listen to the same forecasts and storm updates the weather service puts out, day or night. It doesn't beep or alert on its own. You turn it on and listen.
Is it waterproof?
It's water-resistant, rated IPX-3. Rain, splashes, and a wet workbench are no problem. It's not built to be dunked or submerged, so keep it out of the pool and the puddle.
We already have a generator. Do I still need this?
A generator runs your fridge. It doesn't tell you when the next band of the storm hits, and it runs out of fuel. This is your ears and your backup light when the generator's off and the phone's dead. Different job, and a lot lighter to grab and go.
How loud is it? Can I hear it in a storm?
Loud enough to fill a room.
How many should I buy?
Most families keep one in the house and one in the car. Add one for a parent's place or the cabin. It's the kind of thing you're glad every person you love has their own of.
The Light Alone Was Worth It
"We lost power after dark, and this lit up the whole hallway. Way brighter than I expected. My daughter thought the SOS flash was fun to play with, but that's the kind of thing you're grateful is built in if it ever gets serious. One less flashlight to go digging for in the dark."
Rachel M / Tulsa, OK
Simple Enough That I Actually Use It
I'm 74, and I've got no patience for gadgets with a hundred buttons. This one, you pull up the antenna, turn the dial, and there's your station. I bought one for me and one for my grandson. If I can work it, anybody can."
Carol B / Fort Myers, FL
Four Ways to Power It, So It's Never Really Dead
What sold me was the options. Crank it, set it in the sun, charge it by USB before a storm, or just run the battery. No single point of failure. I've got cheap radios that quit the second the batteries do. This one you can always bring back to life."
Greg S / Cheyenne, WY
One Less Thing to Worry About
You'd rather have it and not need it, than need it and not have it, right?
Filter, not purifier. PureFlow filters are water filters. They remove 99.99% of bacteria and protozoa. They do not remove viruses, dissolved chemicals, or heavy metals.
PureFlow Emergency Water Filter Straw Storage. No expiration date when stored dry. Do not allow the filter to freeze. Dry before storage.
Emergency Radio. Receives NOAA weather, AM, and FM broadcasts. It does not auto-alert or tone-activate, and it is not a public-alert (SAME) weather radio. Water-resistant (IPX-3), not waterproof. The phone charge covers essential calls and texts, not a full charge.
14-Day Kit. "14 days" refers to the emergency window, not a supply of food. Includes a short-term food ration only. Food contents contain wheat and dairy allergens.
PureFlow Emergency Water Filter Straw Materials. Water-contact materials are FDA food-contact-compliant and BPA-free.
*Removes 99.99% of bacteria and protozoa. Does not remove viruses or chemicals. Performance claims substantiated by third-party testing; full details available on request.
