Camping First Aid Kit

Campsite First Aid Kit

The Elite First Aid Camping First Aid Kit covers the injuries that actually happen around a tent and a fire ring: cuts, scrapes, blisters, insect stings and the occasional deeper wound that needs a proper dressing. Everything packs into a compact navy zippered pouch that fits in a pack lid, glovebox or duffel. It suits campers, hikers and families who want a ready-stocked kit instead of a bag of loose bandages.

Features

• Zippered Carry Pouch — A navy nylon case marked with a white cross keeps the contents together and easy to spot in a crowded pack.
• 5 x 9 in ABD Pad — An abdominal pad, the thick, highly absorbent dressing used to cover larger wounds and control bleeding.
• 4 x 4 in Gauze Sponges — Sterile dressing sponges for cleaning and covering cuts and grazes.
• Conforming Gauze Roll — A stretchy gauze bandage that molds around joints and limbs to hold dressings in place.
• Non-Adherent Pads — Dressings with a coated surface that does not stick to the wound, so changing them hurts less.
• Adhesive Bandages — A supply of standard strip bandages for small cuts, scrapes and blisters.
• Triple Antibiotic Ointment — Single-use packets of ointment to help protect minor wounds from infection.
• Antiseptic and Sting Relief Pads — Alcohol prep pads, cleansing wipes and sting relief pads for cleaning skin and easing insect bites.
• Tape, Lip Balm and Pill Vial — A roll of medical tape, a lip balm and an empty pill bottle for your own medications round out the kit.

What Comes In The Kit

The contents combine everyday supplies with heavier dressings, so you can treat a scraped knee and still have something suitable for a more serious cut while you get help. Recognized branded items such as Johnson & Johnson Topper dressing sponges sit alongside individually wrapped pads and single-dose packets, which keeps each item clean until you open it. An instruction sheet is included, and the empty vial lets you add personal prescriptions before a trip.