If you have a car you must have a first aid kit on board. I prefer to carry one in the trunk so in case of an accident it does not become
Contents are import ant do not think all commercially available kits are practical. When seconds count after a road accident, accessing the situation keeping calm and then carrying for situations like shock confusion, blood loss all while keeping yourself safe with a reflective belt or jacket. Assemble a water tight container that is reflective if possible otherwise be sure to have a reflective vest in your trunk (in case need to change tire). If you are off on a road trip tailor the kit for your environment, in Arizona we carry a gallon of water in the tire well.
Contents:
Pressure dressing
adhesive dressings (ex. band-aid®)
Roller bandage
Triangle bandage
Scissor & splinter forceps
Safety pins
Protective (space) blanket
Adhesive tape
Antiseptic towelettes,
Triple-antibiotic ointment
Sting-relief wipes
Allergy-relief tablets (antihistamines)
Disposable gloves
I also add waterproof matches, flashlight, and collapsible plastic cup to my vehicle kit.
Make a kit as a gift for a loved one!
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