Travel First Aid Kit
You don't want to get caught on the road (or on a plane, train or bus) without the right equipment in the case of an emergency, no matter how small. Why not take along a travel first aid kit as a precaution? We recommend packing the following items in an old lunchbox.
MUST HAVE: Adult aspirin, acetaminophen or ibuprofen Baby aspirin, acetaminophen or substitute Dramamine Anti-bacterial gel for handwashing without water Antiseptic ointment Insect repellent Ipecac Sunscreen Ointment for insect bites and sunburn Adhesive bandages in various sizes, adhesive tape and gauze pads Premoistened towelettes (make your own by putting paper towels in a weak solution of mild dish soap and water) Tissues Antihistamine or allergy medication Anti-diarrheal Antacid Cough medicine and/or throat lozenges Petroleum jelly Oral and rectal (for baby) thermometers Tweezers and needle (for removing splinters) Fingernail scissors Cotton balls and/or swabs Antiseptic soap Moleskin in case of blisters First aid book Lotion for diaper rash Teething medicine Nasal aspirator for baby
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Adult aspirin, acetaminophen or ibuprofen
