If you can't find and have time to wait pm me you addy and I will mail you a couple
Thanks for all the help everybody. I've checked CVS, Walgreens, pharmacies and medical supply shops. I've got pretty much everything except the triangular bandages. I think I'll drop by Brigadoon's today and pick up box to put it all in and poke around a bit. I started getting this stuff together at the beginning of the week and need it all by tomorrow. I didn't expect some of these items to be as difficult as they are to obtain locally. I think I'm just going to order some online, but he'll have to use bandannas for tomorrow. I appreciate all the offers as well. Thanks!
Called Brigadoon's and they carry the triangular bandages as well. Looks like we are set. Thanks again all!
Called Brigadoon's and they carry the triangular bandages as well. Looks like we are set. Thanks again all!
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I just checked out Walgreens and I was sadly disappointed by their selection of first-aid supplies and kits.
I actually just bought a package of assorted moleskin pads at Walmart in Coweta. It was like $5 for 23 patches. Bandanas may work in place of triangle bandages. Shemagh scarf may be a better option as it is 42"x42".
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International Safety LLC and Zee Medical, both located in Tulsa have a wide selection of first aid supplies not found in stores.
Yeah, I thought about that after. Like next to the odor eaters and shoe inserts. We went on a 10 mile hike on the Chisholm Trail. Should have used that moleskin. Ha!
I found moleskin in the camping section of the Coweta Walmart.
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