The Natural MEDICAL Kit - A Guide
Once guess what happens is available from nature for first aid response it is usually simple and inexpensive to put together a reliable natural first aid kit suitable for the house, the car and the workplace & most are inexpensive.
We have common products to create the entire kit covering you for cuts, grazes, bruises, bumps, sprains, pulled muscles, stings, insect bites, rashes plus much more plus even remedies for emotional stress or shock associated with accident trauma. Putting together an all natural medical kit may seem daunting at first and soon you take an inquisitive visit to an online natural health website or your neighborhood natural health store which stock a multitude of these items.
However there is one important issue to be careful of in making your choices and that is the use of the word "natural" or "organic" by product manufacturers. Many companies remain attempting to fool consumers by doing what is called "window dressing" or "green washing" by making reference to claims using these words on labeling but have hardly any of an all natural or organic ingredient it the merchandise.
Chest seal recommend taking a trusted brand that's known to be all natural, pure, 100% or certified organic - reading the ingredients list in small print on the trunk of the packaging can generally reveal much. Preservatives are one ingredient where use of an all natural substance as is still a growing trend so generally you can avoid salt by using ointments (non water content) instead of creams (usually water content).
This is a basic list of some of the best natural first aid kit remedies:

Tea Tree Oil, Manuka oil or honey, Calendula ointment or cream, Paw Paw or PaPaw Ointment, Propolis Ointment, Aloe Vera gel, Noni Juice, Vitamin C, Zinc Oxide cream, Comfrey ointment, Rescue Remedy, Arnica ointment or cream, Weleda creams and homeopathic remedies, saline solution, natural oil based insect repellent such as neem oil or lemon eucalyptus - in a carrier oil base.
Plus your dressings etc such as plaster dressings, safety pins or bandage clips, gauze bandages, crepe bandages, sterile pad dressings, sissors, arm sling, tweezers.