Assorted Bandages Antiseptic

Stock the first aid kit with every size Any wound is capable
bandage from a tiny one to cover a small of becoming infected,
prick to a larger one capable of covering a so after the bleeding
scrape or burn. Wrap the bandages in a stops the first course
plastic zipper bag to keep them dry and of action is to treat it
sterile until they're needed. with antiseptic.

Antibiotic Ointment Hydrocortisone Cream

Antiseptics kill the bacteria on the site
immediately, but antibiotic ointments keep
the wound germ free until it heals enough not
to allow contaminants in.
You can stop bug bites, poison oak and ivy,
and other itchy nuisances with
hydrocortisone cream. Check the expiration
dates on creams and ointments twice per
year.
 Tweezers
Like scissors and tape, it's good to have a
clean pair of tweezers in the first aid kit, so
you're not trying to remove splinters or a
tick with tweezers gobbed with makeup
from the bottom of your purse or
bathroom drawer.
Scissors
Scissors are handy for opening bandage
packages and cutting tape to secure
bandages. Scissors are also useful for
opening stubborn packages of creams,
ointments, and over the counter
medications.
Cold Packs
Cold packs can be prepackaged dry ice or
simply a zippered plastic bag with a few ice
cubes, but cold packs are wonderful for
reducing and preventing swelling of
contusions and sprains.
Medical Tape
Tape is necessary for securing bandages,
but it's also useful if you need to apply
steady pressure to stop bleeding. Unlike
ordinary adhesive tape, specifically
designed medical tape is gentle and easy to
remove.
 Hand Sanitizer A First Aid Guide

It's important to keep germs out of cuts, There might be a situation where you aren’t
scratches, and burns. Hand sanitizer is a sure what to do or how to handle it. A first
fast way to sterilize your hands when aid guide gives you quick access to all the
washing isn't possible or convenient. information you need for emergencies.