1. Simple First Aid Kit
In this episode Lisa and I talk about 3 different levels of first aid kits, beginner kits, intermediate kits and advanced first aid supplies. Keep in mind if you are at the point of having an advanced first you should probably take a CMT class or a first aid class to be able to use the first aid equipment before you spend the money on it.
Lisa had me make a PDF of the notes below for everyone to print off, you can download that here.
Important: this article is not medical advice, If you have any specific questions about any medical matter you should consult your doctor or other professional healthcare provider. You should never delay seeking medical advice, disregard medical advice, or discontinue medical treatment because of information on this website.
(Good Starting point great for cars, or a travel kit in a car as well)
(This is a build-up on the basic kit) You can find out more information on this website.
And We also wrote a post about what some of these supplies are. You can read that article here.
Increase the count of all the items for your simple kit, starting by increasing each item by at least 1-2
And every day medicines, such as:
A Larger container will be needed for this kit, and if you have compartments that you can keep things separated and easily visible it will make it even better.
You will need to keep adding items to your kit from the simple kit and the intermediate size kit, plus these are some extra items to have. They may be some expensive additions, but will be worth it in case you need to use them. But before you spend a lot of money on the more advanced stuff, maybe consider taking an EMT class, and learning about trauma, and injuries where these items will be useful.
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Below are some of the things I am adding to each Level to help customize for my family. Hope this helps with yours and others as well 🙂
Level 1
– Tweezers
– Nail clippers/metal nail file
– Clear nail polish/Super Glue
– Needles & Fishing Line
– Lighter/Matches
– 10 sheets of Aluminum Foil (have a make-shift sterilizable tray)
– Pocket Knife/Multi-tool
– Soft Peppermints (for nausea and upset stomachs)
– Thermal blanket
– 2 sticks of Bee’s Wax Candles
– Instant Hand Warmers
Level 2
– Ziploc bag of charcoal
– Magnifying glass
– Leather strap (approximately 6″ x 2″ x 1″…for biting)
– Amoxicillin
– Tent/tarp
Level 3
– Medical tongs
– Medical Rubber Tubing
– Foam – Assorted shapes/sizes (vacuum compressed in zip-loc bags to make things like neck brace, etc)
– Bry Inflatable Lounger
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