Medications Unit Dose Pack (Ibuprofen, Acetaminophen, Aspirin, Loperamide, Diphenhydramine, & Calcium Carbonate)

Perfect addition to first aid kits or for travel

I’ve purchased this med packs for years and keep them stashed in bags and vehicles. This pack was very useful on our honeymoon trip when my wife and I both became sick and pretty much drained this kit

This is a great idea to have the most used medications in a single bag that can be placed in a range bag or small first aid kit and not have to buy 6 different boxes of individual medications.

These have made confident travel possible for the past years. Usually don’t have what you need in the middle of the night, especially out-of-country, but now you do. Simple OTC meds to the rescue.

Great product except some med packets come with unfamiliar names, such as I-Prin for Ibuprofen and DiPhen for Antihistamine. Thus I printed out a label list and taped it onto the outer Ziploc packaging, such as APAP = Acetaminophen (Tylenol.) With that, you have a good buy.

I use these in travel bags, vehicles and hunting/camping kits. The meds included cast a wide net over issues we might encounter.

Great variety of medication and perfect amount to split between my EDC kit and first aid kit.

I ordered 4 sets - three came as advertised but the 4th was missing the diphenhydramine. Some of the meds expire 4/2023 (13 months from now), which is sooner than I would like. However, it's hard to find a good set of first-aid kit meds, and this seems to be the best option around.

Nice selection of meds. There are more of the ones you most likely to need and fewer of the ones you are less likely to need.

Just the right amount to refresh my kit, arrived quickly and without excess packaging

Dose packets easy to get to for use. Known for before the late noon meetings conclude and relief is needed. All that is required is knowledge, pre-planning, and a Rescue Essentials medicating Unit Dose Pack.

a dreat little of everything to put in the kit give to a friend which I have for their emergency gear BOB car winter kit etd

Labeling on products makes the difference with accuracy. Being able to use the right relief from the First Aid Kit is exceptional. Thank You!

There were perfect refills for out kits. Price was right, delivery was fast, product was as described - what more is there?

If someone is having an allergic reaction, not just snuffy nose - Benadryl 50 mg is needed. Chest pain first med is Aspirin. I have purchased this module, would gladly give up packages of Tylenol or Advil. Diamode - really only need 2-3 pkgs. Overall good price for the quantity and "just in case", but the change would make it outstanding! I tell people about this module to add to the Vehicle First Aid Kit.

I bought 5 of these to include in emergency kit for my kids. First aid kits are nice, but don't have meds. This fills a big gap. Thanks.

nice foil sealed packets 1-1/2" x 2-3/8" x thickness of pills. Perfect small size to ad to wound themed IFAKs in my families go bags. Expire in two years but probably good for much longer if stored right. Each packet has full active ingredients, dosage/uses, allergy warnings etc. covering both sides-no "refer to main packaging for details" like some I've seen. Very professional packaging-IMHO.
Like a another reviewer said Dramamine would be an excellent addition to this essential assortment.

Just what I was looking for. Compact, all inclusive.

All essential OTC meds in one quick and inexpensive pack. Great for a outing bag with any bulk.

Every first aid that comes with medications has medications that will expire. The life of a first aid kit is much longer than the shelf life of the drugs, so what can you do? Well I used to but a big bottle and supply all my FAKs from there, but proper labeling and expiration dates were always a pain. With this I get the correct labels, expiration dates, don't have tons of excess from a bunch of oversized bottles, and get unit doses as well. I'm happy to get everything replaceable all at once.

These packages are an absolute must for Firefighter/Emergency Scene Rehab Units and Search & Rescue! I've found it an invaluable resource, as compared to carrying a half dozen bottles of OTC meds to treat minor illness and injury of firefighters. It contains exactly what you'll most likely need for common complaints that do not require advanced care or transport. I would highly recommend at least two; or one of the larger packs!

These single dose packets are perfect for small/medium IFAKs or the like. My only "complaints" would be:
1. Could use 2 more generic benadryls (for total of 6)
2. In addition to, or better than, the generic tums... Perhaps a generic Dramamine or similar (for nausea/vomiting treatment).

Just saying n/v is bigger problem than heartburn. Other than those things, I'm totally pleased. Rescue Essentials puts out excellent products!

Perfect to replenish outdated medications for the boat's first aid kit.

Decent variety, but fairly low quantity of meds. It will do for a smaller kit, though.