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    Any med kit today needs to have a supply of Ivermectin.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HKGuns View Post
    Any med kit today needs to have a supply of Ivermectin.
    Can you enlighten me more on the importance of this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by danieljmaunder View Post
    Can you enlighten me more on the importance of this?
    It's a great old-school anti-parasitic, and can be given for a wide range of off-shelf illnesses. Some studies show efficacy with COVID, though the data isn't super strong. I see it as "might help, can't hurt."

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    There are a lot of great recommendations for trauma kits. I carry one in my car, but I will also echo the importance of basic first aid supplies “boo-boo kit”. You are far more likely to experience a minor wound that does not need a TQ. So having a basic first aid kit for you and your family is a great starting point.
    Things like:
    - various sizes of band aids
    - non adherent pads (different sizes)
    - antibiotic ointment
    - steri strips
    - ace wraps
    - basic OTC’s
    I know there is a lot more items to consider. But starting with the basics and building from there is a great way to go.

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