Small Medical Kits

I have tried to include a description of each item and some uses.

• Combat Dressings
• Large gauze dressings
• Small gauze squares
• Roller Bandages elastic + cotton (2in/4in/6in)
• Triangular Bandages
• Band-Aids -assorted sizes and shapes (i.e. finger tips)
• Sleek Tape 1 in. (waterproof, plastic/elasticated tape)
• cotton buds (q-tips, cotton tips)
• thermometer (rectal or pacifier for children)
• Chlorhexidine and cetrimide (antiseptic) or Povidone-Iodine
• Antibacterial Soap
• Lignocaine 1% (local anesthetic) (USA = Lidocaine)
• Augmentin (antibiotic) (a broad spectrum antibiotic)
• Acetaminophen (mild analgesic)
• Dicolphenic (mod analgesic) (a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory)
• Oral Rehydration powder
• Loperamide (anti-diarrhoeal)
• Benedryl &/or Claratyne (antihistamines, short + long acting)
• Adrenaline auto injector or Anakit (USA = epinephrine)
• Morphine Sulphate (strong pain killer) if available
• Gamma Benzene Hexachloride (lice/scabies tx)
• Clotimoxazole (anti-fungal)
• Contraceptive pills/Condoms
• Paramedic scissors
• Surgical scissors
• Needle holder
• Sm curved clamps
• Tissue forceps
• Scalpel blades
• Emergency Obstetric Kit (includes bulb suction)
• Vicryl 2/0 suture material

Your choice of suture material is up to you. Vicryl is a synthetic dissolvable one, but takes up to 4-6 weeks to dissolve, so I think it is the ideal survival thread. But a variety of non-dissolvable sutures are available which will last forever.
• 5ml syringes
• 20g needles
• Oil of cloves (tooth ache)
• Emergency dental kit (commercial preparation)

A smaller kit for your bug-out bag could be made up from the above. Include some combined dressings, a couple of bandages, Band-Aids, tape, some tylenol, Benedryl and some loperamide.