When you’re on the road, stuff happens. So you have a roadside hazard kit – a jack, maybe cones and flares, and roadside assistance plans for the RV, the trailer, and the tow vehicle. But what if stuff happens to you, a traveling companion, or a person in need of assistance? You’ve got your health coverage. But do you have a first-aid kit on board? When Bandaids and aspirin don’t cut it, make sure your kit does.
This is a refreshed blog first published a while back. With music festival and camping season upon us, it’s always a good time to take inventory of your first aid supplies.
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