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Health Insurance

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Medical Details

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Allergies

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Current Medications

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Medical Emergency Kits

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💨 Asthma Kit ▼

Rescue inhaler (e.g. Albuterol / Salbutamol)

Short-acting bronchodilator for immediate relief

Controller inhaler (e.g. Fluticasone / Budesonide)

Daily preventive inhaler — not for emergencies

Spacer device

Improves inhaler effectiveness

Peak flow meter

Measures how well air moves out of lungs

Written asthma action plan

Step-by-step plan for when symptoms worsen

Emergency oral steroids (prescribed)

e.g. Prednisone — for severe attacks

Kit Location

⚠️ Severe Allergy / EpiPen Kit ▼

EpiPen / Epinephrine auto-injector (2 units)

Always carry two — one is none in an emergency

Antihistamine (e.g. Benadryl / Diphenhydramine)

For mild reactions — does NOT replace EpiPen

Written allergy action plan

What to do, what not to do, who to call

Medical alert bracelet / ID card

Visible identification of severe allergy

List of allergens (translated to local language)

Critical for restaurants and first responders abroad

Oral corticosteroids (prescribed)

Secondary treatment after EpiPen

Kit Location

🩸 Diabetic Kit ▼

Blood glucose meter and test strips

Check blood sugar regularly and during symptoms

Insulin (rapid-acting and/or long-acting)

Keep refrigerated or use an insulin travel case

Insulin syringes or insulin pen

With extra needles

Glucagon emergency kit

For severe low blood sugar — teach contacts how to use it

Fast-acting glucose (glucose tablets, juice boxes, candy)

For treating low blood sugar quickly

CGM device and supplies (if applicable)

Continuous glucose monitor sensor and transmitter

Medical ID bracelet or card

States diabetic status and insulin dependency

Kit Location

❤️ Blood Pressure / Cardiac Kit ▼

Blood pressure medication (daily)

Sufficient supply for travel duration plus 2 weeks extra

Blood pressure monitor

Portable wrist or arm cuff

Aspirin (prescribed low-dose or emergency)

For cardiac emergency use only if prescribed

Nitroglycerin spray or tablets (if prescribed)

For chest pain / angina episodes

Emergency cardiac action card

What to tell first responders, nearest cardiac center

Kit Location

🧠 Seizure / Epilepsy Kit ▼

Daily seizure medication (anticonvulsants)

Never skip doses — carry a 30-day supply minimum

Rescue medication (e.g. Diastat / Nasal Versed)

For prolonged seizures — teach contacts how to use

Medical alert bracelet or card

States epilepsy diagnosis and emergency contacts

Seizure first aid card (translated)

Instructions for bystanders in local language

Seizure diary / tracking app

Log frequency, duration, triggers

Kit Location

💊 Blood Thinner / Clotting Kit ▼

Anticoagulant medication (e.g. Warfarin, Eliquis, Xarelto)

Take at exact same time daily — no missed doses

INR testing kit (if on Warfarin)

For self-monitoring blood clotting time

Medical alert card / bracelet

States you are on blood thinners — critical for surgery/injuries

List of medications that interact with blood thinners

Critical for ER doctors abroad

Hematologist / specialist contact info

In case of emergency requiring specialist care

Kit Location

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