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Product Details: Golden Mylar Thermal Emergency Survival Blanket

Get your GOLD SERIES Mylar thermal blanket now and stay ready for any emergency. Golden Mylar Thermal Emergency Blanket Originally designed for NASA missions, these insulating Mylar blankets pack powerful protection into a tiny, lightweight package. They reflect and retain up to 95% of your body heat, helping you stay warm and stable when conditions turn bad.

Use these thermal Mylar blankets in almost any emergency. Wrap someone to reduce heat loss and help fight hypothermia. Cover an injured person to help reduce shock. Line the inside of a sleeping bag for extra warmth. In hot weather, stretch the blanket as a shade barrier and create a quick survival shelter.

Mylar blankets—often called space blankets—are incredibly practical. They weigh just a few ounces and fold down to pocket size. You can stash them in your car, bug-out bag, backpack, or first-aid kit. In a crisis, you can use them in dozens of ways: signaling, wind blocking, ground cover, or even rain deflection. That’s why most people now treat “Mylar blanket” and “survival blanket” as the same thing.

So, can a thin sheet of aluminized plastic really help you survive? Yes—when you use it correctly. Some marketing claims go overboard, but a Mylar blanket still offers real survival value. It helps you control heat loss, protect from wind and moisture, and buy time until help arrives.

A Mylar thermal blanket uses a thin plastic base called BoPET (biaxially-oriented polyethylene terephthalate) coated with a shiny metal film. That metallic layer creates the reflective surface that bounces radiant heat back toward your body. Mylar first appeared in the 1950s, and later NASA made it famous by using it on many space missions.

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What Is a Mylar thermal blanket?

• Lightweight
• Compact
• Interior Heat Reflective

Mylar is the trade name for biaxially-oriented polyethylene terephthalate (BoPET). It’s a thin sheet of plastic that has a film of aluminum or another metal on it.  The metal film is what makes Mylar so shiny.

Mylar was first invented in the 1950s by DuPont.  However| NASA sometimes gets credit for inventing Mylar because they use Mylar on virtually all missions.  You can read about Mylar’s history on the NASA webpage.

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