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You need to make sure your first aid are of high quality. Nothing should be old or expired. All of the supplies should be current and above all effective. If something bad should occur you want to be sure you're not using low quality supplies. Quality does not mean expensive, it means effective. All your equipment should give accurate readings. Your bandages should be thick enough to wrap any wound that may occur. Creams should have a high enough concentration to treat the ailments they are prescribed for.
When buying supplies form a vendor make sure they are selling quality products. They should be licensed and respectable. Nothing should be old, expired, of questionable origin, or of questionable effectiveness. Be wary of any vendor selling you questionable miracle cures. Sadly selling shady medicine has become a cottage industry. This has led to dishonest vendors offering easy solutions to complex problems. If you hear something that sounds be good to be true be sure to research the claims.
When it comes to first aid supplies there are two ways to build a kit. You can buy a prebuilt kit and add the needed extras as you see fit. Or you can build your own from scratch built to your own needs. No matter what you choose make sure your supplies are quality.
Question to the Reader: Have you ever built your own first aid kit?
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