Emergency First Aid Kits

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Johnson and Johnson, American red cross, FirstResponse. I bought and american red cross one at target for like 30 dollars and it has all kinds of things in it. Go to target or walmart and you should be able to find a large selection.

2008-10-10 10:31:46 by jimcass18

Many commercial first aid kits are seriously deficient. Most include little more than a few band-aids and bandages to cope with minor cuts or ...

I'll be doing one week in the Mediterranean in May, and we will have daily stops in various ports in Italy, Greek Isles and Croatia.
As RoofingPrincess so wisely said, everything is available (which I knew) at a price (which I also knew). I can go a month with using a band-aid or a pain relief pill, but this stingy old Girl Scout wants to be prepared.

I take a zipper-style plastic bag with a tube of triple antibiotic ointment, small bottle of aspirin, lots of bandaids, some antihistamine, some anti-diarrhea pills, and Pepto Bismol.

I also take a small sewing kit.

Don't forget plenty of sunscreen.

Have a wonderful trip!

2011-04-21 23:57:43 by

Price: $39.99 $26.50

This product is a first aid kit containing 326 pieces
Ideal for the Workplace.
All contents are held in a hard case which is convenient to carry.

A. sterile gauze pads in assorted sizes.
B. a bottle of multiple vitamins.

C. a knife to cut open blood blisters.

D. aspirin.

"A" and "D"

"A" Mostly but "D" is good to have like the person above said in case of a heart attack.

Also it should have a knife or some sort of sharp cutting tool. But NOT to cut open blisters.


But to help out here is a up to date First Aid kit list that I would recommend

Bandages
Band-aids
Bandage tape
Safety pin
CPR mask cover
Cotton balls
Forceps
Small flash light
Rubbing alcohol
Elastic wrapping
Gauze
Hydrogen Peroxide
Over the counter pain medicine (Aspirin, Ibeprophen etc.)
Scissors
Nitrile Gloves *****(NOT LATEX)*****
exact-o-knife
Allergy medication (If any one is allergic anything that they might come in contact with.)
Splinting cardboard or Splinting inflatable stabilizer
Thermometer
Ropes
Adrenalin shot (optional)
Neosporen
Instant Ice pad
Stuffed animal (If you have kids, it helps calm down kids so you can give first aid.)
Icy hot patch
needle and thread
Sterile abdominal pad
Sterile covering blanket
Blanket or sheet
UP TO DATE first aid guide book
Emergency medications
Emergency numbers and contacts

2007-09-27 17:30:24 by Diana a

Price: $42.00 $32.99

This item is not for sale in Catalina Island
Very Portable with Handle
Great for your vehicles

I am looking for an emergency first aid kit for my house for 2-4 people. I want it for extreme situations when it may not be possible for 911 assistance (i know they are always the first to resort too btw) is this a good one? http://www.amazon.com/Target-%252fAmeric an-Emergency-Preparedness-Starter/dp/B00 0A3QLBY/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=hp c&qid=1199316383&sr=8-1

That looks like a good one to me.

2008-01-02 15:35:25 by physicsdude2014

Right now I have a box of plasters, aspirins, 2 little deodorant bottles, mini shower gel, plasters, tweezer, scissors, nail stuff, sewing stuff, cotton pads, mirror, tissues, wipes, hand sanitizor, diorarlyte, cream agaist insects, vapour rub and a mini sunscreen. Whar else should I have especially when I'm travelling? Thank you.

My first question is what is this kit for? Usually in an emergency kit for things like natural disasters (hurricane, earth quake, etc.) you should have a flash light, extra batteries, (or just get one of those flash lights that charge when you shake it) water, some cash($50 or so) and some food that will not spoil. For a mini kit that may not contain food I would defiantly suggest the flash light, some feminine supplies (tampons etc.) and a small pack of baby wipes is great for those times you can't get a shower.

2009-08-21 04:06:20 by Vampire Girl