It is always a good idea to carry a first aid kit; we suggest never buying ready-made kits but customizing it according to your needs
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- Sterile gauze 4 x 4
- Set of patches of various sizes including Steri-Streep
- Gauze impregnated with healing agent (such as Connettivina) for immediate dressing
- Blister plasters (such as Compeed) larger and smaller size for fingers
- Betadine disposable vials
- Elastic gauze roll; Elastic bandage for fixation and Tensoplast
- Sterile gloves
- Metalline
- Burn and cortisone ointment for insect bites
- Sugar sachets
- Set of small tools including tweezers for tick removal
- Generic drugs: pain reliever, anti-inflammatory, antipyretic, and anti-diarrheal (such as Oki, Aspirin, Tachipirin, and Imodium, unless contraindicated)
- Spray for excoriations and bellows cup
- Waterproof, soft, protective and capacious kit bag – best to avoid the “minimalist purses” found online
