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Check out Adventure Medical Kits
Very well organized and they have them in different sizes based on the time to reach medical care. Once a year I replace what was used. It comes in handy every season and it is nice to have the right stuff . Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Also Helanbac.
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Really good info, thanks peeps.
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I like the prepackaged kits. You'd spend a small fortune trying to assemble all the stuff you can get for 30 or 40 bucks. I keep one in the car and gave small ones to family members for Xmas this year.
Mine has come in handy for small issues especially when my son manages to get a little bloody out and about. -spence |
gloves are nice to have... then some aspirin, benadryl, rescue tape (some call it tommytape). I also have motrin, tylenol, gauze and bandaids. plus some stuff I;m not authorized to use ( I work in the ER) but has saved the day ( and a digit or two) whne there was no other way.........
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My first aid kit is a roll of paper towels and electrical tape.
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Bolt cutters, Benadryl, and glucose paste (or hard candy).
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