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Stay safe when you venture abroad.

When you’re off to put a fresh stamp on your passport, don’t forget to pack along the Adventure Medical Kits World Travel First Aid Kit. This comprehensive first-aid kit features a variety of wound dressings and blister pads, as well as an assortment of medications for stomach ailments and dehydration. From the dense jungle to a third-world city, this kit has what you need when immediate medical attention is a foreign concept.

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Sara Kay

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AMK Marketing rep Katie Singleton takes you inside the World Travel Kit, the flagship kit in AMK's travel line - with extra medications, advanced wound care supplies, and space to store prescription medications and personal items, this kit is made for extended trips and third world travel.

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sk8s

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I'm looking for a good well rounded and ready for any situation first aid kit for my '05 Nissan Xterra; Does anyone know the dimentions of this kit or any better kit that might fit the first aid kit stowage in an Xterra?

Phil Maher

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This kit measures 8.5x7x2.5" and I measured the Xterra's factory medical pouch that's stored in the back hatch, and it's about 7.5x14.5x3". If you want something that's ready to go, and has all that little stuff, this would do the trick and fit into the first-aid pouch from the Xterra, but it's not quite ready for any situation. You can do better. I've set up two kits in a couple Xterras of my own, and I've found that when I added some stuff that I based on what a wilderness medic or ski patroller would normally carry, then I had a well rounded and reasonably complete kit. I added a bunch of 2" roller bandages and a couple rolls of athletic tape, as many band-aids as would fit in that little vinyl sleeve, a few pairs of gloves, a set of airways, some bloodstoppers and a pile of 4x4" gauze pads, anti-microbial wipes, Epi-Pen, forceps, paramedic's shears, a Sam Splint, a non-rebreather mask, sutures, and a sharp folding knife. This kit is going to give you a good base for all the regular supplies, but I could never find any kits that had the more trauma oriented stuff that I know from some experience was a good idea to carry. A few of the items definitely require some training to use, but it's all there in case I need it. For most of the pills and meds that come with this kit, you can also get some ibuprofen, aspirin, pain killers and an antihistamine like benadryl for milder allergic reactions. A tube of glucose or a bunch of Gu packets never hurt either. Anyway, hope that helped