Before you head off-road, it’s recommended that you make yourself a first-aid kit in the event that you become hurt or stranded offroad.
Your 4×4 first aid survival kit should be compact, lightweight, dependable and easily accessed.
Here are some things that offroaders should keep in their first aid kit…
In addition to your basic tools and supplies for offroading, the following first aid items should be included in your off road kit.
You never know… these things could help save your life.
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Adhesive Bandages
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Adhesive Tape
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Alcohol Preps
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Anti-Diarrhea Tablets
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Aspirin
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Calamine Lotion
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Elastic Bandage
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Emergency First-Aid Book
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First Aid Cream
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Gauze Pads
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Gauze Roll
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Hydrogen Peroxide
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Instant Cold Pack
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Instant Heat Pack
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Prescription Medications (a couple day’s supply)
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Razor Blade
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Scissors
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Snake Bite Kit (in certain areas)
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Splints
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Toothache Kit
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Towelettes
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Tweezers
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