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FIRST-AID  

  Here are some things to have in your first-aid kit. Keep all items in a waterproof container.

First-aid manual.
Sterile adhesive bandages in assorted sizes.
A dozen 2-inch and 3-inch sterile gauze pads.
A dozen 3-inch sterile gauze pads.
Hypoallergenic adhesive tape.
Three triangular bandages.
Three rolls of 2-inch sterile roller bandages.
Three rolls of 3-inch sterile roller bandages.
Scissors and tweezers.
Needle, for sewing and removing splinters.
Bar of soap in its own plastic bag or waterproof container.
Packets of moistened towelettes.
Antiseptic spray.
Hydrogen peroxide, for cleaning wounds.
Rubbing alcohol.
Iodine, for purifying water and disinfecting wounds.
Thermometer.
Petroleum jelly to relieve itching.
Ointments for burns and cuts.
Various sizes of safety pins.
Latex gloves.
Aspirin, acetaminophen and antacid tablets.

 

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