Create your own first aid kit for safe travel

When you travel, do you take a first aid kit with you? Sometimes, we can't always get to the drug store to buy some Tylenol. If your motel has water that tastes like it came from the toilet, did you pack some extra water bottles in your suitcase to compensate for that problem?

Traveling means taking a first aid kit with you, no matter where your destination is. Erik, from Gadling, gives us a detailed list of 22 essential items that can (and should) be packed into a polycarbonate water bottle. Along with those 22 items, you should also pack a extra pair of glasses and a list of all the prescription medications you are on. Tylenol, sun screen, a multi tool, band aids, a flashlight, hand sanitizer and antiseptic towelettes are a few of my favorites from Erik's list.

You should have numerous first aid kits for everything you do. What I need as an adult is not necessarily what my child needs. She can't take adult medications, so it is very important that I make first aid kits that match all events in our busy lives. Label all your first aid kits so that if you happen to be in a hurry, you grab the correct kit if an emergency situation should occur.

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