Cloth tape
Ace Bandage
Gauze pads
Bandages of all sizes and shapes....
(knuckle and fingertip type as well as the usual)
Antibiotic ointment. (one-time use packets- no contamination)
Scissors (to cut bandages and tape)
Safety Pins
Enrollment forms for all the kids
(w/ health insurance & emergency info on them)
Paper bags for hyperventilaters
Consider these additions:
AED- Automated
Electronic Defibrillator
Celox
to help
stop bleeding quickly
Eye wash,
contact solution, small mirror
Have any
asthmatics on team give you one of their breathers
(in case they
forget their own)
Medicated Baby
powder - chaffing & feet
Rubber bands or
coated hair bands
Mole skin - thick
felt like material
(used to make
a donut around a blister)
Vaseline - to fill
donut of the moleskin
Emergency contact
numbers - 911 & for your area
Large Tongue
depressors - useful in mud games to clean cleats
A couple of
butterfly Band-Aids - to close facial cut
Triangular bandage
for sling
Small vial of
second skin
(liquid that
quickly dries and forms protective layer over cut)
Sunscreen of a
high SPF#.
Lip balm is also a
good item to bring
(also due to the
possibility of blisters from the sun)
Unless you have a
spare uniform at a game or practice it would be wise to have a way to
disinfect clothing that gets soaked with blood on the spot - 1 part
bleach mixed with 10 parts water (NOT ahead of time) works well
