What else i can keep in my First aid box?!

What else i can keep in my First aid box?

I have recently made a new First Aid Box at home.I kept many things like cotton,cotton buds,bandage.toothpicks,a bottle of anticough syrup,painkillers,tablets for gastric problem,a small plastic bag which contains some things like scissors,blade,picking up stick and many...,4 skin ointment..one for pain and the other are for allergies and injuries,2 teeth floss,Gentian violet for teeth and mouth and obviously Antiseptic lotion to stop bleeding...i have kept "Detol"....If u think that it is still incomplete then give me some more ideas.plz! tell me about the subtitutes of everything that i kept in my First Aid Box.Plz! help me in making this box coz its really,really helpful for everybody and i advise u people to do the same.We dont know ,any time anything can happen with us...so be ready!!!!!even if u cut ur fingure by a knife this box can help uuuu!!!so think abt it...well I think most of u have it....

Everything depends on how much money you want to spend.

Prefab kits are usually cheaper, but lack supllies that I like to keep handy. I did notice you're mission some 4x4 gauze pads, rolled gauze, triangular bandages.

Here's what I have in my jump bag. You can pick and chose what you like:
* 12 4"x4" sterile gauze pads
* 3ea Large/Small rolled gauze (nonsterile)
* 4 triangular bandages
* 1 box assorted band-aids
* QuickClot (clotting agent for major bleeding)
* Trauma sheers
* 2ea Cold/Hot packs
* handful of triple antibiotic ointment
* Tweasers
* PeptoBismol
* Benadryl
* Alcohol Prep Pads
* Hydrogen Peroxide
* Pocket Mask (for CPR)
* Oropharyngeal Airway Adjunct (BLS Airway)
* OTC Bronchiodialator (friend has asthma)
* 1 small bottle each: Aspirin, Acetaminophen, Ibuprofen, Aleve.
* 1 jar Icy/Hot or VapoRub
* Handful of bite/string relief ointment packets
* Glucometer kit
* Cake Icing (sugar for diabetics)
* Vomit bag (empty, obviously)
* Blood pressure cuff/stethoscope
* Special hangover relief concoction.

If you have the money, you could probably buy an automatic external defibrilator. I believe those are OTC now. That is, if you have several thousand to blow. It all comes down to money/space and what you want to have in it.

Here's a Red Cross recommendation:
http://www.redcross.org/services/hss/lif...

Also, be sure you aren't exceeding the scope of your care. The Good Samaritan Law will let you practice some limited medical treatment up to a BASIC level. No open heart surgery or C-sections please!