Keeping a well-stocked first-aid kit at home can be handy ... Also include Band-Aids in an assortment of sizes. Add one adhesive cloth tape (10 yards x 1 inch). Look for latex-free products ...

A: Siding acts as a first ... a Tear-Aid “Type B” vinyl repair patch kit, which can be found at hardware and sporting goods stores for about $10. This ultra-adhesive clear tape, designed ...

Contents include antiseptic wipes and plenty of Band-Aids for small cuts, gauze pads and adhesive tape, sting wipes, first-aid/burn cream and aspirin. A compact waterproof case keeps everything ...

Hydrogen peroxide worked in a pinch, and everything else I needed to safely bandage myself up was in my first aid kit ... induced gash on your knee — tape is a must. I’ve kept liquid bandage ...

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The first aid kit must include small and large sterile gauze pads, adhesive bandages, gauze roller bandages, triangular bandages, wound cleaner, scissors, a blanket, adhesive tape, latex gloves ...