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unce Of Preparation Is Worth A Pound Of Cure
by: News Canada
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Things your bathroom cabinet should never be without:
- Bandages and gauze to keep wounds covered and clean
- Medicated cream or antibiotic ointment
- Antiseptic wash for cleaning and disinfecting scrapes, cuts and burns
- Decongestant and serum for cold and cough
- Antihistamine for relief from allergies
- Pain, inflammation and fever relievers
- Anti-nausea tablets and bismuth subsalicylate for diarrhea
- An eyewash to flush harmful substances from the eyes
- A thermometer to monitor body temperature for fever
- A first aid handbook - reviewed regularly, preferably before an emergency occurs.
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