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Johnson & Johnson All-Purpose Portable Compact First Aid Kit, 140 pc - Walmart.com $10.02
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Care for minor cuts, scrapes and burns with the Johnson & Johnson All Purpose Compact First Aid Kit. This portable emergency kit contains essential first aid supplies, including hand cleansing wipes, gauze pads, assorted bandages, rolled gauze, antibiotic cream, itch stopping cream, acetaminophen caplets, an instant cold pack, and more. This first aid kit contains products from leading, doctor-recommended brands, including Band-Aid Brand Adhesive Bandages, Neosporin, Tylenol and Bengay. It includes a first aid guide and a durable, plastic box to keep items accessible and organized. This #1 selling branded first aid kit* is for use anywhere - at home, in the car and on-the-go and offers a great value by saving you over $8 Vs. average retail price. Contents may vary. *Claim based on Nielsen, for the 52WK period ending 06/09/18 total US. 2018, The Nielsen Company.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/292336025
https://www.walmart.com/ip/292336025
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buy a $7 tackle-box and then fill it with items that will actually help someone in an emergency, as you can afford them / when they go on sale. A tourniquet. Suture set. Large sterile bandages. Alcohol / Peroxide / Povidone-Iodine. Safety pins, Medical tape. Duct tape. Forceps. Sterile disposable scalpels. Medical grade "krazy glue". Ace-bandgaes. Multiple instant ice packs. Disposable lighter. Lollipops (seriously). Many better lists out there .. just trying to make the point.
Ben-Gay, band-aids, and anti-itch cream isn't going to do a lot of "first-aid".
buy a $7 tackle-box and then fill it with items that will actually help someone in an emergency, as you can afford them / when they go on sale. A tourniquet. Suture set. Large sterile bandages. Alcohol / Peroxide / Povidone-Iodine. Safety pins, Medical tape. Duct tape. Forceps. Sterile disposable scalpels. Medical grade "krazy glue". Ace-bandgaes. Multiple instant ice packs. Disposable lighter. Lollipops (seriously). Many better lists out there .. just trying to make the point.
Ben-Gay, band-aids, and anti-itch cream isn't going to do a lot of "first-aid".
If you've got kids around the house the "first aid" they will need is a little anagelasic (neosporin), a bandaid, or an anti itch cream.
I still keep my sawyers trauma kit handy from my forest service days in my camera backpack, never touched it. A proper trauma kit could save a life, but a small kit like this with every day items is going to be used far more often.