Polo Diaper

Am i missing anything.........?

this list is what i am going to buy for my horse first aid kit, just need to know if i need to add anything to my list

-tweezers
-stethoscope
-petroleum jelly
-scissors
-banamine
-betadine
-wire cutters
-gloves
-polo wraps
-bute
-corona
-neosporin
-rectal thermometer
-cotton pads
-epsom salts
-listerine
-duct tape
-surgical tape
-rope
-knife
-iodine
-sunscreen
-towel
-diaper rash ointment
-instant ice-pack
-diapers and pads
-gauze pads
-vet wrap
-sedative
-absorbine
-saline soluton
-hydrogen peroxide
-syringe
-hydrogen peroxide
-alcohol pads
-latex tourniquet

will this be too expensive to get it individually or should i get a first aid kit online, if so which one thanks!

I would just get one online. It'll probably be a little bit cheaper than having to buy all of that, and you won't have to worry about missing anything major. If there's something that you think you'll need that you don't have, you can just go out and buy it!

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From Chinese antiques history, the way we speak of carbon depends on which kind we relate to best. Marco Polo did not drag sacks of coal back from China, rather diamonds and gemstones. This was Chinese carbon that had risen above it's station, as my English cousin Sir Frawncis would say, and blossomed into diamonds that enlighten our hearts. Amazing, versatile diamonds which can also on a drill bit, cut through everything else on a construction site. Or carbon is most often seen and found as dirty old coal, causing fear that the coming Olympics will become a farce on many levels.

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