I purchased these for several people. They are not individually packaged and come unfolded really easy you have to remember bag them. Not the biggest deal it's just inconvenient. A different brand would be better

VERY useful and EVERYONE should have a 4 pack of these!!! These (different brand but same stuff) blankets saved my life during a rainstorm off the coast. A must have for everyone's emergency storm kit/med kit/crash bag/camping bag...

They are very small when factory folded, but you'll have a hell of a time trying to fold them back up that small after using them! hehe.
Also, 4 blankets for 5$ is an absolute steal people. A single one of these goes for 8$ at a camping store.

This product is perfect , the size of this survival rescue blanket little package fits any where , I love it! '''''

i bought these to cut into narrow ribbons to tie onto my blackberry and raspberry plants. i read online that will keep the birds away, so i won't mind if my bushes will look like little Christmas trees, especially if it works. I only needed 18" from one of the four blankets, so the others will be put in family glove compartments for the emergencies that i hope never come. as far as survival blankets go, they are very sturdy, so i have no complaints. the price is great and the shipping took just two days, so i'm very pleased.

These are absolute garbage and UNSAFE, you'd be better off paying a bit more for mylar blankets that are actually functional. I had a REAL emergency situation where about a month ago I was at the top of a 4788 ft mountain called Mt. Teneriffe right as the sun was setting and it was breezy (look up my news story). I had one of these blankets in my pack assuming that they would be reliable in this situation but right when I take it out it rips apart taking a bit piece off and and now I have a small blanket that can't hardly wrap around me. The material is transparent and thin and doesn't hardly even hold in heat compared to another REI mylar blanket I had used in the past. Compated to the REI one I can definitely tell the difference that they barely reflect any heat. Needless to say, I feel like suing this seller for marketing these as "Emergency Mylar Blankets" and not mentioning the reflective grade or quality and that they easily tear.
Luckily, I ended up making it down the mountain after scooting my way down with tattered pants and wet shoes/undergarments but the only way I had to keep warm was to keep moving-- this company truly let me down with its product.
If you actually need these for an emergency pack or kit DO NOT BUT FROM THIS SELLER, THESE ARE OF THE LOWEST QUALITY.