research the shelf-life of these products

• ☑ prescription medications + glasses
• ☐ adhesive bandages in various sizes
• ☐ sterile dressings (to stop bleeding)
• ☐ butterfly closures + surgical tape
• ☑ alcohol swabs
• ☐ sterile nitrile gloves
• ☐ antiseptic cream
• ☐ antibiotic ointment
• ☐ burn ointment
• ☐ cleansing agent + antibiotic towelettes
• ☐ eye wash solution (as general decontaminant)
• ☐ ear + eye drops
• ☑ lip salve
• ☐ foot and groin powder
• ☐ drugs: keeping in mind expiration dates
  • aspirin, anti-diarrhetic (like lomotil), antacids, laxatives, antibiotics, aloe, antihistamines (allergy medicines + benadryl), medial, motion sickness medication, pediasure (or some other electrolytes supplements), throat lozenges, vitamins
  • and look into fish + bird antibiotics to see if they're viable
• ☐ other first aid supplies: scissors, tweezers, thermometer, tube of petroleum jelly or other lubricant
• ☑ feminine supplies + a wet/dry bag
• ☑ personal hygiene items (soap, shampoo, haircare products for the road)
• ☑ last but not least, first-aid booklet