They are questioning even common, everyday ingredients and remedies, such
as antibiotic creams and flea - and - tick treatments.
Not exact matches
The kit should contain basics like disinfectant, triple
antibiotic cream / spray, bandaids, and baby tylenol,
as well
as a dose of any medications your family uses regularly.
Some doctors may recommend using a triple
antibiotic cream such
as Neosporin, on infected nipples, but I would talk to your doctor prior to using this on your own.
According to the researchers, the findings suggest that
antibiotics given
as either a pill or
cream do not benefit children with non-severe infected eczema.
First up was a pumpkin soup and roasted ginger soup with cashew
cream, dehydrated seed croutons and peppery nasturtium leaves known for their natural
antibiotic properties and high levels of vitamin C, all highly appreciated
as the flu season hits!
Heavy
cream and half and half are almost always available
as organic, it's not much more expensive, and organic dairy farms are required to use 100 % organic feed, no growth hormones and no
antibiotics.
Don't give this
antibiotic with dairy products (e.g., in ice
cream or yogurt),
as it inactivates the
antibiotic.
Triple
antibiotic and steroid
creams only cause mild clinical signs, if any,
as they are poorly absorbed orally.
Equipment and Personal Items: ☐ Two 1 - liter water bottles: durable and reusable ☐ Locking carabiner (for clipping a water bottle or personal dry bag into a raft or inflatable kayak ☐ Headlamp or flashlight (consider bringing extra batteries) ☐ Sunglasses (preferably polarized) with securing strap (consider bringing a spare) ☐ Small, quick - drying towel ☐ Toiletries, including biodegradable soap (such
as Campsuds or Dr. Bronner's) ☐ Sunscreen and lip protection: waterproof & SPF 30 or higher (aerosol sprays not recommended) ☐ Moisturizing lotion or
cream ☐ Insect repellent ☐ Personal first aid kit (Band - aids,
antibiotic ointment, ibuprofen, moleskin, eye drops, etc.) ☐ Spare pair of glasses and / or contacts ☐ Cash for gratuities