This is the basic list that covers the most common injuries/illness that affects trekkers. Where as for climbing groups, expeditions and trekkers travelling to isolated areas will have to take more comprehensive health kits.

• Sphygmomanometer (Blood pressure Instrument)
• Syringes (20 ml, 10 ml)
• Hot water bottle
• Pen and writing pad
• Stethoscope
• Thermometer
• Matchbox
• Splints
• Scissors
• Tongue blades
• Pen light
• Cervical collar
• Bandage and Dressings:
• Sterile gauge pads (large and small)
• Band aids
• Triangular Bandages
• Elastic Bandages (3, 4 and 6 inches)
• Adhesive Tapes
• Eye pads
• Cotton roll (large and small)
• Q-tips
• Safety pins
• MedicationsFor Pain
• Paracetamol (500mgs tablet and 125 mgs in 5 ml syrup)
• Aspirin (300mgs tablets)

For Allergy

• Avil (25 mgs tablet)
• Benadryl Syrup
• Trexyl – (60mgs tablet, 30 mgs in 5 ml syrup)

For Infections

• Eye: Neosporin Ophthalmic Cream
• Throat and Lung: Amoxicillin (125mg per 5 ml syrup, 250 mgs and 500 mgs tablets)
• For Abdomen: Metronidazole(200mgs, 400mgs tablets) Tinidazole (500 mgs tablets)

For Open Wounds

• Cloxacillion and Cephalexin(125 mgs in 5 ml 250 mgs and 500 mgs tablets)
• For urinary infections
• Narfloxacin (200 mgs, 400 mgs tablets)

Disinfectants

• Betadine (Solution and cream)
• Miconazole Cream (for fungal infection)
• Silver sulphadiazine(for burn injury)