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Here is our current list (with the brand names in parentheses) and a brief explanation of their uses: CANINE FIRST AID KIT CONTENTS Water -- to clean skin and wounds Povidone-iodine (iodopovidone) pads (Dynarex) -- to clean wounds Triple antibiotic ointment packets (Safetec) -- to treat open wounds Eye irrigating solution (Bausch+Lomb Advanced Eye Relief) -- to cleanse eyes Sinus rinse powder packets (NeilMed Sinus Rinse) -- to clean nasal passages Benadryl capsules and liquid -- to treat insect and snake bites Insect bite antiseptic and pain reliever packets (Sting Relief) Activated charcoal (Dr
