Mini First Aid Kit

RE: Mini First Aid Kit Post By NDogg (Guest Post) (08/11/2005) Get some tweezers in there too RE: Mini First Aid Kit Post By Linda (Guest Post) (10/12/2004) Put a water bottle (sealed full) in first aid kit. Necessary for washing wounds if you are out, and taking pills if necessary. Include sterile 4 x4s, a couple of wrapped sanitary pads make good emergency compresses, a 3" ace bandage and a few empty ziploc baggies which could be filled with ice. An instant ice pak is good for a car kit, too. RE: Mini First Aid Kit Post By Cheryl (Guest Post) (10/12/2004) You might want to include any samples you receive in the mail of Tylenol or Benedryl type products in your first aid kit. The Tylenol can be used for pain and fever and the Benedryl is good for mild allergic reaction to anything including bee stings, poison ivy and hayfever. RE: Mini First Aid Kit Post by rdoe1976 (4) | (10/12/2004) Contact Try the following to be put in your kit. Box of various sized bandaids Bacitracin antibiotic cream sissors benidryl antihistamine-good for alergic reactions tylenol Imodium - antidiarreal and one knee hi for a tournaquet Thats about it Rdoe1976 RE: Mini First Aid Kit Post By Scott J. (Guest Post) (10/12/2004) Vitamin E liquid gel caps. The liquid is great for helping wounds like cuts and scrapes heal. Poke a hole in a cap and squirt some of the liquid onto the wound after cleaning the wound. Then, apply a bandage or band aid. Repeat the fluid application over the next couple of days. You'll be amazed how quickly the wound heals. On another note, avoid cleaning wounds with hydrogen peroxide. It kills white blood cells necessary to the healing process.