Bulk First Aid Kits

Im starting to bring a mini first aid kit in my purse everywhere I go. Its really small, because I dont want to carry a giant bulk. Whats the most important things I need? I have bandaids, alcohol pads, and gauze pads. I know I need some like ointment or antibiotic stuff, so whats necessary? And what/how is it used? what are alcohol pads and gauze pads used for?

I think its pretty important to carry one around. 2 days ago me and my friends were playing at the park, and my friend was playing on a bike. Going down a hill, she fell and hit her head on the concrete. Blood splurreedd everywhere. All I could do was hold a tissue to her forehead with pressure, and after a while apply a bandaid and got her out of there. I had a makeshift first aid kit before. It only contained bandaids and a mini guide about CPR and the first ABCs of first aid. o_o

Basic First Aid
•Disposable gloves (at least two pairs)
•Adhesive bandages, multiple sizes
•Gauze
•Adhesive tape
•Elastic bandage wrap for sprains and strains
•Antiseptic
•Cotton swabs
•Tweezers*
•Scissors*
•Antifungal and antibacterial ointments or creams
•1% hydrocortisone cream
•Anti-itch gel or cream for insect bites and stings
•Aloe gel for sunburns
•Moleskin or molefoam for blisters
•Digital thermometer
•Saline eye drops
•First-aid quick reference card

I hope this gives you some Ideas.

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2008-11-22 16:31:33 by samilee80

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1-Box of 100 individually wrapped Purell ECONOMY Wet Towelettes
This product is an ECONOMICAL replacement for the Premium 8x6 clothlike PURELL Hand Sanitizing Wipes/Towels

I pulled out 200 grand from one of my investments and wanted to build a bunker jsut in case the world goes crazy in 2012. Any ideas on what I should get I bought an inventory listed below please suggest other items I might be forgetting?

50 pounds bulk rice
100 high powered flashlights/cases of batteries
2 high powered generaters
5 ar-15`s with 10,000 rounds bulk 556 rounds
4 45 pistols
500 cases assorted canned foods
1,000 boxes of toilet paper
50 first aid kits
and I bought 20,thousand dollars worth of old silver and gold coins

by the world is ending, that means that jesus is coming back. get yourself saved because nobody actually knows when it will end. afterwords there will be seven years of hell on earth, the earth will actually become hell. you don't need supplies, you need the gospel.

2009-12-01 06:45:04 by

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Contains 36 Pieces, 8 Spot Bandages, 10 Junior Sheers,6 Small Sheers, 4 Sheer Strips, 2 Clear Strips
1 Extra Large Strip, 2 Alcohol Pads & 1 Gauze Pad, 1 Fabric Strip & 1 Carry On Case.
?Comes In A Convenient Size & Helps To Treat A Variety Of Injuries

I love reading quirky tips that have been tried and tested, they're great to keep at the back your mind until needed. I plan on making a list to refer back to when in doubt :)

I'll list a few of the things that make stable life a hundred times easier.
- Coconut Oil is gods gift. When used on the mane and tail in small amounts, it acts as a deep conditioner because it's natural and can penetrate without keeping moisture out- although too much over a long period of time can cause a fungal infection. It can also be added to feed in bulk for a healthy coat.
-Feeding a few scoops of sweet bulk 3 times a week is an effective preventative for sand colic.
-Putting a handful of ground garlic in your horses feed keeps mosquitoes away (particularly useful for anyone in Australia plagued with Ross River Virus)
-Eucalyptus wash helps keep the natural oils in your horses coat and works as a mild bug repellent.
-Vet clinics throw away their first aid kits once they're deemed out of date, if you have connections; snatch up all the bandages, etc!

Just be sure you know the facts when using home remedies in place of scientifically proven medicine.
Just a few proven facts:

Apple cider vinegar has been proven to be of no benefit in arthritis. It is also of uncertain effect when it alters equine stomach pH and could even be harmful.

Garlic fed in large amounts or fed every day over a prolonged periods is known to cause Heinz body anemia in horses.

No bulk former has proven to be of any value in preventing sand colics. Exhaustive research has proven this. Bulk fiber and mucilage that is effective in humans has no benefit in horses since horses are already on very high fiber diets. Even huge volumes of psyllium followed by and later combined with huge volumes of mineral oil fed daily over a period of several weeks were ineffective to clear more than about 50% of accumulated sand (at best) from the guts of horses, and that only worked when hay was also being fed.
The only effective treatment known to clear sand is provision of 24/7 access to grass hay which has been proven effective to remove 98% of the accumulated sand.

Maintaining optimal health with regular deworming and feeding a good balanced diet rich in fatty acids, daily grooming, and avoiding topical products like shampoos that disrupt the normal pH and natural oils of the skin and hair coat are the best ways to assure healthy skin and glossy coat.

The honey proven to benefit wounds is Manuka honey. It will quickly weep away from the wound bed and be ineffective while attracting insects if it isn't held in place using a dressing over it. This means you'll need to bandage every wound you use it on if you expect it to work. It must remain in a thick layer to be of benefit, and it is best used for deep ulcers infected by antibiotic resistant bacteria. It is not a treatment of choice for new open and uninfected wounds.

Home remedies are fun to try, but in reality, most are not as safe or effective as what medical science has developed.

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