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First Aid Kit Checklist

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Introduction

Our First Aid Kit Checklist is designed to help you assemble a complete and well-organized first aid kit for any situation. This template includes a detailed list of essential tools, guides, medicines, and important tips to ensure you're prepared for emergencies. Utilize our Checklist App to easily save, customize, and access your checklist from any device, allowing you to keep everything updated and ready at a moment's notice. Share your checklist with family or colleagues to ensure everyone is prepared in case of an emergency.
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Tools

Toggle Small Scissors status

Small Scissors

Toggle Tweezers status

Tweezers

Toggle Needle status

Needle

Toggle Suture thread status

Suture thread

Toggle Sterile disposable gloves status

Sterile disposable gloves

Toggle Surgical mask status

Surgical mask

Toggle Stethoscope status

Stethoscope

Toggle Emergency eye wash kit status

Emergency eye wash kit

Toggle Guides status

Guides

Toggle CPR Guide status

CPR Guide

Toggle Heimlich Maneuver guide status

Heimlich Maneuver guide

Toggle What to do for accidental poisoning status

What to do for accidental poisoning

Toggle Guide on poisonous plants or insects status

Guide on poisonous plants or insects

Toggle Bandages and Cloths status

Bandages and Cloths

Toggle Adhesive Bandages status

Adhesive Bandages

Various sizes and shapes.
Toggle Surgical Gauze status

Surgical Gauze

Toggle Surgical Tape status

Surgical Tape

Toggle Skin Tape/Butterfly closure strips status

Skin Tape/Butterfly closure strips

Toggle Eye Pads status

Eye Pads

Toggle Cotton Pads and cotton balls status

Cotton Pads and cotton balls

Toggle Large cloth bandages status

Large cloth bandages

Toggle Ace bandages status

Ace bandages

Toggle Wound Cleaning and Care status

Wound Cleaning and Care

Toggle Antibiotic Ointment or cream status

Antibiotic Ointment or cream

Toggle Iodine status

Iodine

Toggle Sterile alcohol wipes status

Sterile alcohol wipes

Toggle Antiseptic towlettes status

Antiseptic towlettes

Toggle Spray or cream ;for mild burns status

Spray or cream ;for mild burns

Toggle Calamine Lotion or powder status

Calamine Lotion or powder

Toggle Anti-fungal cream status

Anti-fungal cream

Toggle Petroleum jelly status

Petroleum jelly

Toggle Aloe Vera status

Aloe Vera

Toggle Saline solution status

Saline solution

Toggle Medicine status

Medicine

Toggle Ibuprofen status

Ibuprofen

Toggle Tylenol or Asprin status

Tylenol or Asprin

Toggle Children's pain reliever/fever reducer status

Children's pain reliever/fever reducer

Toggle Medicine for upset stomach status

Medicine for upset stomach

Toggle Anti-Diarrhea Medicine status

Anti-Diarrhea Medicine

Toggle Anti-histamines or anti-allergen pills status

Anti-histamines or anti-allergen pills

Toggle Coedine status

Coedine

Toggle Important Tips status

Important Tips

Toggle Sterilize all tools (scissors, tweezers, etc status

Sterilize all tools (scissors, tweezers, etc

) first. Use alcohol swabs or heat with a lighter or matches.
Toggle All bandages should be sterile status

All bandages should be sterile

Individual bandages should be sealed in individual packages.
Toggle Ensure guides have instructions on how to perform life-saving techniques on children and infants as well. status

Ensure guides have instructions on how to perform life-saving techniques on children and infants as well.

Toggle If someone in your family has a severe allergy (such as to nuts or shellfish) it is strongly advised to have an epipen in the kit, in addition to carrying an epipen with you on a daily basis. status

If someone in your family has a severe allergy (such as to nuts or shellfish) it is strongly advised to have an epipen in the kit, in addition to carrying an epipen with you on a daily basis.

Toggle Be aware of any drug allergies status

Be aware of any drug allergies

Have them listed in case further medical attention is necessary.
Toggle Toss the emetics status

Toss the emetics

Medicines used to induce ;vomiting, like syrup of ipecac, are no longer recommended for use.

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Be prepared for medical emergencies with a fully-loaded First-Aid Kit. Our First-Aid Kit Checklist has all the essentials for your at-home first-aid needs. Make sure you have all these items to treat minor accidents and help hasten the healing process.

Who it's for

This First Aid Kit Checklist is for anyone who wants a simple, practical way to get things done without missing steps.

  • Avoid forgetting - keep all your First Aid Kit essentials in one place (external memory)
  • Save time - start from a proven First Aid Kit structure instead of a blank page
  • Stay on track - track progress, come back later, and keep momentum
  • Coordinate with others - share the list and divide responsibilities
  • Learn the process - follow the steps in a sensible order, even if it's your first time

How to use it

How to use this First Aid Kit Checklist

  • Save First Aid Kit Checklist to your free Checklist account so your progress is saved and synced across devices.
  • Customize it in the app: remove anything that does not apply, then add your own details for First Aid Kit (dates, sizes, addresses, notes).
  • If others are involved, invite them to collaborate and divide responsibilities.
  • Work through the list: check items off as you go, and set reminders for time-sensitive steps.

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