Everything you need for day one
Facility-approved kits for the first day of recovery.
When a loved one enters treatment, families have 24–48 hours and a confusing list of rules. Recovery Ready ships a complete, facility-approved admission kit — so they arrive prepared, not panicked.
Facility-approved items
Ships to home or facility
Built with families in mind
Getting ready shouldn't add to the hardest week of your life
Almost no time
Admission often happens within a day or two of the bed being offered.
Rules nobody explains
Alcohol-based toiletries, aerosols, glass and electronics are commonly turned away at the door.
Shopping in a crisis
Families end up going store to store on the worst night of the year.
One kit. Everything they're allowed.
Open the box before you buy it
The Essential Kit, item for item. Nothing here needs decanting, explaining or sending home.
Why a rehab confiscates mouthwash
Almost every facility bans anything containing alcohol. It isn't bureaucracy — it's a relapse risk on a unit where someone is three days into detox, and staff can't check what's inside every bottle.
Commonly turned away at the door:
Mouthwash · Hand sanitizer · Perfume · Hairspray · Dry shampoo · Nail polish remover · Aerosols of any kind · Body powder · Wipes, even flushable · Spiral notebooks · Metal nail files · Drawstring hoodies · Glass containers
Every kit we build is checked against the receiving facility's own policy — not a generic list.
Three steps, about four minutes
1
Choose the kit
Essential or Premium, men's or women's.
2
Tell us where it's going
Your home, or the facility directly. Name the center and we'll check its policy against the contents.
3
It arrives sealed
Packed, listed and ready to hand over — nothing to unpack or explain at the door.
Why I started this
I've been on the other side of that intake desk. I packed my own bag, watched half of it get pulled out and set aside, and spent my first hours there asking someone to go back out for the things I was actually allowed to have. Recovery Ready is the box I wish someone had handed me — everything allowed, nothing to explain, so that day can be about the part that matters.
Jen Laverty, founder
For treatment centers
Stop fielding the same packing questions
We build sealed admission kits to your facility's own prohibited-items list. Fewer items pulled at intake, less staff time at the door, a better first hour for every client.
Not ready to order? Take the checklist.
A one-page, printable packing list built from real facility policies — what to bring, what gets confiscated, and what to ask the center before admission day. Free, and yours whether you buy anything or not.
One email with the checklist, then a couple of genuinely useful ones. Unsubscribe whenever.
The questions we actually get
Tell us and we'll replace it free, and update that center's profile so it doesn't happen to the next family.
7–10 business days as standard. If admission is sooner than that, email us before ordering and we'll tell you honestly whether we can make it.
Yes. Give us the facility's address and the admission date at checkout.
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