Many of these supplies are readily available through your local drugstore, or in places like Walmart. Medical supply houses and catalogs for laboratory and industrial safety supplies are also good sources for equipment, especially bulk items.

1. Portable First Aid kit (2)

2. Two Quart Container for mixing fluids (1)

3. Cotton Sheet (1)

4. Thermometer (1)

5. Disposable Sleeves for Thermometer (100)

6. Gatorade Powder (4 pks)

7. Bug Bite Stick (1)

8. Disposable Gloves (l box)

9. Tongue Blades (1 box)

10. Baking Soda (1 box)

11. Ace Wrap, 2 " (12)

12. Sanitary Napkins (1 box)

13. Condoms (1 box)

14. Disposable Cold Packs (12)

15. Tampons (1 box)

16. Sun Screen (1)

17. 1" Tape (1 roll)

18. Eye Pads (1 box)

19. 3x4 Telfa Dressings (100)

20. 4x4 Gauze Pads (100)

21. 4" Stretch Gauze (5 rolls)

22. Alcohol (1 btl)

23. Anti-Bacterial Soap (1 btl)

24. Betadine Solution (1 btl)

25. Hydrogen Peroxide (1 btl)

26. First Aid Spray (1 can)

27. Maalox (1 btl)

28. Caladryl Lotion (1 btl)

29. Ipecac (1 btl)

30. Eye Wash (1 btl)

31. Tylenol (500 tabs)

32. Ibuprofen (500 tabs)

33. Benadryl (24 tabs)

34. Pseudophed (100 tabs)

35. Imodium (18 tabs)

36. Cold Caps (20)

37. Children's Tylenol Susp. (1 btl)

38. Hydrocortisone Creme (1 tube)

39. Bandaids (250)

40. "Sleepy Tea" (1 box)

41. "Tummy Tea" (1 box)

42. Big First Aid box to hold all this stuff

43. Assorted inflatable splints or other splint material

Try to find someone with a stethescope and BP cuff to use. A manual of First Aid or emergency treatment would be good to have.