Everyone needs a Travel Medical Supply List. When you are going abroad, some medicines are available at the local pharmacies, and some travel locations don’t have drugstores. Some meds are black-market drugs, and you won’t want to buy them from the local drug store when you are traveling. My advice is to see your doctor and ask for the medicines that you can take, be careful. Don’t take any drugs you are allergic to, or you will get sick. Your prescription drugs bring from home. Take enough to last the whole trip. Here is a Medical Check List – Travel Medications I take when traveling alone, traveling aboard or while I am traveling on holiday or vacation. Remember – always check with your doctor.
Travel Medical Supply List
| Medicine | When to use it | Secondary use | Check | |
| Ace Band Aid | Snake bites– compression | Compression Wrap | Sprains – compression | |
| Tylenol | For Fevers. It can treat minor aches and pains and reduces fever. | Analgesic | Aches & Pains | |
| Ibuprofen | It can treat fever and mild to severe pain. | Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory | Must be used every 4 hours to work | |
| Benadryl | It can treat pain and itching caused by insect bites, minor cuts, burns, poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac when applied topically. In its oral form, it can treat hay fever, allergies, cold symptoms, and insomnia. In its injected form, it can treat severe allergic reactions, motion sickness, and symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. | Antihistamine | ||
| RICE | Rest, Ice, Compress, Elevate | Treatment | ||
| Valacyclovir | Treats sun sores can treat herpes virus infections, including shingles, cold sores, and genital herpes. It can also treat chickenpox. This medication does not cure herpes but may prevent herpes sores or blisters and outbreaks | Antiviral drug | ||
| Cipro | It can treat infections | Antibiotics | ||
| Bactrim | Broad Antibiotic General Staph | Antibiotics | Sulfamethoxazole / Trimethoprim | |
| Imodium AD | Diarrhea | Mild food poisoning | ||
| Loperamide 2ml | Diarrhea | Food poisoning | ||
| Ondansetron | Nausea | Food poisoning | 1 pill every 12 hours | |
| Traumed | Cream | Topical Anti-Inflammatory | ||
| Band Aids/Neosporin | Ointment | Minimal Antibiotic |
Here is what can happen if you don’t make a plan.