From bug bites to cuts and scrapes, minor injuries are bound to happen when you’re on the go outdoors. Having a first-aid kit ready for when you need it should always be a priority as you prepare for ...

All manner of sexy gear gets bolted to overlanding rigs these days, but in an emergency, a good first aid kit can matter more than hi-lift jacks, recovery boards, and plastic jerry cans. After all, ...

The experts agree, the particular brand of first aid kit doesn't matter as much as the contents. Locally REI sells multiple first aid kit options as does Rambleraven ...

When I went down to Blacksburg after the Virginia Tech tragedy one of the things I heard quite a bit was that the SWAT Medics did a LOT of good providing medical care to victims and that the ...

Having a robust first-aid kit is a no-brainer, but it can feel like betting against yourself. After all, if you’re careful and prepared, you shouldn’t need to use a first-aid kit. But you never know ...

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. No matter where you live, emergencies can (and do) happen ...

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn more › Uh, oh. You’re hitting the middle of your hike, only to be greeted by an uncomfortable ...

We talked to travel health experts and our own 52 Places Travelers to learn what products and medicines should go in your first-aid kit. By Talya Minsberg It’s a question that the two 52 Places ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Irene S. Levine is an award-winning travel and lifestyle journalist. Traveling always entails advance planning and preparation but ...