travel safety

Razors cut... while being in the first aid arena, we certainly now how to guide you in Treating Cuts and Lacerations, we would prefer you avoid them when possible! Here's a fun meme shared by one of our Mothers (sorry - we don't know where she got it or we would gladly attribute the creator) for a cheap, clever way to...

Travel First Aid Kits - Domestic & International Travel Safety Emergency Kits Illness or injury can ruin a trip, so whenever you travel away from home, it is essential that you have a Travel first aid kit. Make sure you have all the resources you need to stay healthy -- or in the case of a bump or bruise, to...

You know by now that we're leading up to National Preparedness Month 2014 (in September) by a series of articles throughout August offering Preparedness Tips, Survival Gear Suggestions, Business plans for Disaster Recovery, Disaster Supply Checklists and more... but what if you are on the go when Disaster Strikes? Here are some suggestions from FEMA's National Preparedness Community: Before you...

Planning for a trip - on your own, with a group, or with you Family is a lot like playing Santa - you need to make a list, and check it twice (at least!) Clearly, you need to plan toiletries, clothing, and all that jazz. If you are visiting friends and family, you have to pack those gifts (small, we...

CDC Releases 2014 Edition of "Yellow Book" New edition provides updated health information for international travel The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention today released the online version of the 2014 edition of CDC Health Information for International Travel, commonly known as the “Yellow Book.” Nicknamed for its yellow cover, this is the ultimate guide for healthy international travel. The...