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09.20.2008

Must-have items for a first aid travel kit

What to pack in a travel first aid kit? Here's a list of items, compiled by Eric McLaughlin at the travel Web site gadling.com, that he proposes packing into a wide-mouthed polycarbonate water bottle, a crushproof and watertight container that you can also drink out of.

- Pain and fever medication (such as aspirin or Tylenol)

- Ibuprofen (ditto, plus it's an anti-inflammatory)

- Antihistamine (allergies, sleep aid) 

- Pseudoephedrine (nasal decongestant, helps with "ear pop" from planes)

- Loperamide (anti-diarrheal)

- Multitool 

- Safety pins

- Sun screen (SPF 15 minimum, small bottle)

- Bandanna (sling for arm, dust mask) 

- Antiseptic towelettes (cleaning hands and wounds)

- Electrolyte packets (for replacing loss due to vomiting or diarrhea)

- Matches (light source, fires)

- Tweezers (removing ticks, thorns, cactus, sea urchins, etc)

- Moleskin (blisters on the feet)

- Plastic bandages (minor cuts and scrapes)

- Gauze roll (minor cuts and scrapes)

- Antibiotic ointment (minor cuts and scrapes)

- Small flashlight

- Thermometer

- Latex gloves

- 4 x 4 gauze pads (minor cuts and scrapes)


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