First Aid Kit Items List 2025 PDF

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First Aid Kit Items List 2025 - Summary

First Aid Kit Items are essential for every home to handle emergencies quickly and well. A well-stocked first aid kit includes different materials to treat minor injuries and stop infections right away. Having the right first aid kit items ready can really help during unexpected situations.

Must-Have Items in Your First Aid Kit for 2025

Your first aid kit should have at least 20 items that cover everything from cuts to sprains and minor illnesses. These items help you act faster and with more confidence in any emergency. It’s important to keep your kit where adults can easily reach it but keep it away from young children to stay safe.

Essential First Aid Kit Items List

A first-aid manual to know quick treatments
Sterile gauze pads in different sizes for wound care
Adhesive tape to keep dressings in place
Band-Aids in various sizes for small cuts
Elastic bandage like an Ace wrap for sprains
Antiseptic wipes to clean wounds
Antibiotic ointment to stop infections
Antiseptic solution such as hydrogen peroxide
Acetaminophen and ibuprofen for pain relief
Tweezers to safely remove splinters
Scissors for cutting bandages and tapes
Disposable instant cold packs to reduce swelling
Alcohol wipes for cleaning
Non-latex gloves for hygiene and protection
Flashlight with extra batteries for use in low light
A blanket to keep the injured warm
Mouthpiece for CPR
Calamine lotion for itchy skin and insect bites
A splint to keep injured limbs still
A thermometer to check body temperature

How to Use These First Aid Kit Items Well

Antiseptics: Clean any dirt from minor cuts to stop infections.
Adhesive bandages: Protect wounds from dirt and keep them dry.
Gauze dressings: Act as a breathable layer over deeper wounds.
Crepe bandages: Support sprains and hold dressings in place.
Safety pins: Secure bandages and fix clothing emergencies.
Tweezers: Remove small objects like splinters safely and cleanly.
Scissors: Cut bandages and tape carefully to fit wounds.
Cotton balls: Use clean cotton for applying ointments or cleaning wounds.
Thermometer: Check for fever, especially important for children.
Mosquito repellents: Protect from bites and mosquito-borne diseases.
Antiseptic cream: Apply to minor cuts without needing a bandage.
Painkillers: Ease headaches, muscle pains, and other discomforts.
Pain relief gel or spray: Give focused relief for muscle strains and aches.
Antihistamines: Treat allergic reactions and symptoms.
Paracetamol: Mild pain relief and fever reducer for all ages.
Antacids: Ease indigestion when needed but avoid overuse.
Eye wash: Clean and refresh eyes irritated by dust or screen time.
Sanitary pads or tampons: Keep ready for emergency menstrual needs.
Ulcer and toothache gel: Relieve pain quickly before medical help.
Hot water bottle: Soothe aches and pains without medicine.
Air-pollution masks: Protect yourself from pollution using N-95 or N-99 masks.