I ask this because I just finished packing a pocket sized mini first aid kit, using supplies from our full size home kit. I’m sure people will mostly agree with the contents I packed, but does anyone have any other suggestions?

This is the kit I packed today, should I try to add anything else? There’s not much space left, but I can probably stuff a couple other flat packet items in there, so am I like missing anything obvious that might fit?

https://lemmy.world/post/39413763

  • StinkyFingerItchyBum@lemmy.ca
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    13 hours ago

    You’ve clearly never worked with superglue then.

    Maybe I have, used for moderate lacerations, and I don’t suck? Maybe.

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      13 hours ago

      I’ve used superglue on myself before too, check my recent comments.

      Point is, it ain’t gonna store well in a vehicle glovebox. Not good for storage in a first aid kit, you want stuff that can last a few years or more…

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        13 hours ago

        This depends on where you live. New Hampshire, you’re fine. Death Valley you have a point, but then I would trade cyanoacrylate for water.

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          13 hours ago

          South Mississippi here. I can usually find a store with super glue somewhere within a half mile radius of my area, in the meantime I can use the bandages or 2x2 inch pad and tape until I get to a store.

          But yeah you’re right, smaller first aid kits and survival kits are best arranged depending on the location and more common risks and needs.