This compact zippered carry-all has all the essentials – gauze, tape, sterile pads, bandaids, scissors, tweezers, swabs, and more. It won’t take up much space on your travels, but you will be covered for common minor injuries. With this must-have item you will be prepared whether you are at the baseball diamond or backwoods camping.

This versatile antihistamine is essential  for allergic reactions from insect bites and for protection from everyday allergens as well. Although it can cause some drowsiness, you may not mind if it stops the itch from that poison ivy that you just walked through.

What will you do for a sprained ankle in Spruce Woods, or to soothe a sunburn in at Rockin’ the Fields of Minnedosa? Squeeze this Instant-Cold pack for instant-cold relief for a multitude of conditions, wherever you need it.

While you can’t take the entire medicine cabinet with you wherever you go, you can ensure that you have a treatment for almost any stomach malady at the ready by having a couple of these chewable tablets on hand. You get the multi-symptom benefits of Pepto-Bismol in individually wrapped chewable tablets that are easy to travel with.

Kids don’t seem to worry about scraping their knees up a little in the summer, but a skin infection from a dirty abrasion can ruin a summer holiday quickly. Put some of this ointment on under a band-aid to speed healing and prevent infection from common cuts and scrapes.

Packing a travel-sized sunscreen in with your first aid kit makes a lot of sense. So many sunburns occur when people realize too late that they “forgot the sunscreen”. Picking up a small bottle and keeping it in the car with the first aid kit can save you a lot of pain later on.