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- September 5, 2011
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4. Uncoated aspirin
It’s not just for headaches. If you have heart attack symptoms, it could be lifesaving. Chew one and seek emergency care.
Are you having a heart attack? The 10 symptoms you shouldn’t ignore.
5. Tweezers
They can remove splinters, bug stingers, and glass from cuts.
6. Bandages/Band-Aids
If you get a blister while on the run, your feet will thank you.
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Here's a quick video on purse essentials I find I need today http://bit.ly/zOYItN
Is it safe to use super glue ? isn't it oxic?
Asiatic, the super glue does wonders if miles and miles away from someone being able to sew you together!!!
Judith, put it in a seperate zip baggie by itself then place that small baggie in the larger one with the other items! This way ALL items are together, in one bag and if the super glue does break it will not only stay in the bag - IT WON'T DRY UP!!!! A twofer!!!!
2 thoughts
1- the first aid kit in the house or car or other than on your body is NOT accessible HOWEVER the kit in purse or on your belt is what you actually have to give care with you
2- Heart attacks are common so having asprin and valium with you can give 2 of the 4 hospital medications you could carry to save the heart attack patient
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