First Aid & Emergency Kit ADVENTURE BOTTLE
Never get caught without a First Aid and/or an Emergency Kit when you need one.
Our Adventure Bottle comes with all your First Aid and Emergency essentials, packaged neatly into a 32oz Nalgene bottle.
Never get caught without a First Aid and/or an Emergency Kit when you need one.
Our Adventure Bottle comes with all your First Aid and Emergency essentials, packaged neatly into a 32oz Nalgene bottle.
Never get caught without a First Aid and/or an Emergency Kit when you need one.
Our Adventure Bottle comes with all your First Aid and Emergency essentials, packaged neatly into a 32oz Nalgene bottle.
The Adventure Bottle includes: 2 Diphenhydramine (antihistamine) packets, 2 Acetaminophen (pain/fever) packets, 2 Ibuprophen (NSAID for pain/fever) packets, 2 Diotame (nausea/stomach ache/diarrhea) packets, 2 Hydrocortisone (rash/itch/bite/sting) packets, 1 Sting Relief (antiseptic and pain) packet, 2 alcohol pads, 2 triple antibiotic packets, 1 Aquatabs packet (2 tablets), 1 flavored electrolyte packet (flavor may vary), 1 pair of hand warmers, 1 pre-cut kinesiology tape (color may vary), 1 sterile non-adherent pad, 2 performance fingertip and knuckle antibacterial bandages, 2 performance extra long antibacterial bandage, 1 thin panty liner, 1 compact sport tampon, 1 hair elastic, 1 mini emery board, 1 tweezer (color may vary), 2 safety pins, 1 floss wheel, 1 sail needle, 1 whistle, 2 TinderQuiks, 1 Bic lighter (color may vary), 1 neon bandana (color may vary), 1 mylar emergency blanket, 1 small zipping bag (to hold small essentials) and 1 32oz Nalgene
Recommended emergency items not included in our Adventure Bottle: SAM Splint, headlamp with batteries, bear and/or pepper spray, multitool, knife, Ozark Trail 18oz stainless steel cup (our 32oz Nalgene fits inside of the cup for easy storage), cordage, map and compass, Ondansetron, and a GPS with SOS communication device
Medical Disclaimer: Before using any medications in the Adventure Bottle, please consult with your physician. Some medications included in the Adventure Bottle are not safe to consume if you are pregnant or nursing. Medications included in the Adventure Bottle are not intended for use on infants, young children, or pets. If you have any medicinal or food allergies, please read ingredients before consuming any medications or electrolytes within the Adventure Bottle. If you have any concerns or questions about your health, you should always consult with a physician or other health-care professional before heading out.
How To Use The Bottle In An Emergency Situation:
1) Treat water using Aquatab: You can empty the bottle of its contents, fill it full with fresh water (from a stream or pond) and drop in 1 Aquatab, which effectively kills Giardia, bacteria, and viruses. You may want to pre-filter the water using the bandana if it has a lot of sediment in it. Wait 30 minutes before consuming. If you have another bottle or cup, pour the treated water into it before drinking to minimize potential contamination (such as from the lip of the bottle).
2) Treat water by boiling: If you have a metal cup, you can start a fire and boil the water to treat it, which effectively kills Giardia, bacteria, viruses, and protozoa. The general Rule of Thumb is, backed by the CDC, “Big Bubbles No Troubles for 1 whole minute.” Allow it to cool before consuming. You may pour cooled water into your bottle and repeat the process until you have enough water.
