Travel First Aid Kit
It's always wise to always travel with a small, personal medical kit. If ever you actually need it you'll be thankful you took it.
First Aid kit
This list can be expanded depending on where you are going and what your doctor advises, but the basics should include:
- Antiseptic creme/lotion
- sunscreen
- headache tablets
- band-aids/gauze
- small scissors/tweezers
- any antibiotics or prescription drugs (with a letter from your doctor)
- crepe bandage
- contraceptives
- anti-diarrhoea tablets and laxatives (for changes in diet and water quality)
- fluid and electrolyte replacement medications (eg. Gastrolyte, a water-soluble powder)
- antihistamines
- water purification tablets
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