People frequently ask me what I pack in my travel first aid kit. I tweak the contents of my kit depending upon the destination, availability of pharmaceutical supplies and foreseeable medical services. Believe it or not, everything on this list fits into a fairly small zipped container, with the exception of prescription drugs, which I always put in my carry on luggage – just in case. Since most of my volunteer projects for The Global Citizen Project are in impoverished places, I plan to take this locked and loaded version of my travel first aid kit to all the destinations. Once there, I can pick and choose what I may need on a daily basis and stash a short list of items in my day pack (in a Ziplock bag to play it weather safe). So far, I haven’t run into a situation where I’ve needed something not on this grandmaster list. Since I’m always eager to improve my Girl Scout-like packing and travel skills, please share any can’t-live-without first aid items I should add to my kit. Check out the contents of first aid kit here.
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Hey Dude,
I just caught wind of this you published. Really it's a good stuff for those who are looking for my volunteer travel first aid kit.I would like to tweet on it and keep my eye behind at every moment you blogging.
This dudette thanks you for your comment. I try to pack prepared for any/all situations and this kits seems to cover all the quick fix crisis bases. Happy travels to you!
Hey Charyn! If it's okay, I would absolutely love to republish your list on Matador Goods.
Thanks!
Hi Lola, Of course you may reprint my list on Matador Goods! Thanks for thinkning of me and for sharing the preparedness.
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