Check with your
organization for specific first aide kit requirements.
Adhesive tape and bandages
Alcohol wipes
Band-Aids, assorted sizes
Bottle of distilled water (to use as an eye rinse or to clean
wounds or other items)
Coins for phone calls
First-aid book
Flashlight
Gauze pads
Instant chemical icepack
Latex or vinyl gloves (disposable, to use in situations
involving blood or other body fluids)
List of emergency phone numbers
Oral thermometer
Paper drinking cups
Plastic bags (to dispose of used materials and to collect
vomitus for analysis in suspected oral poisonings)
Pocket face mask or face shield (to use when performing
mouth-to- mouth resuscitation)
Roller gauze bandages
Safety pins
Scissors
Soap (antibacterial liquid)
Splints
Triangular bandages
Tweezers
White index cards, transparent tape, and self-closing plastic
bag
(to use when removing objects such as ticks; tape the removed item to
the index card, enclose it in the plastic bag, and give it to the medical
professional)
Additional supplies you may need are personal care products
(for example, sanitary napkins or tampons).
