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We’ve all been in the unfortunate situation of needing antibiotics during an inconvenient time. Whether you’re traveling, hunkering down during inclement weather, or just like to be prepared, an emergency medical survival kit may be something to consider having on hand.
We recommended that you have a Contingency Medical kit on hand in our Healthy Travel Hacks article and here’s why: treating common infections (think UTI, diarrhea, nausea, ear infections, strep throat, etc …) in emergency rooms gets expensive very quickly. Spending money now in order to be prepared for those situations ahead of time will save you hundreds and possibly thousands down the road. Contingency Medical is giving KCL readers a rare discount code to save 10% on their kits for a limited time; just use KCL10 at checkout.
You can also use our coupon code to gift a kit as a gift card. You’ll see the option to “Gift This Product” on the product pages. Check out as usual with code KCL10 to save. Shipping is free in the U.S.
Here’s a look at what you get in each kit:
- The Ready Pack — comes with five different antibiotics used to treat infections from animal bites to respiratory tract infections.
- The Go Pack — comes with five antibiotics and three medicines to help treat symptoms related to vomiting, diarrhea, and motion sickness.
- The Ready Pack+ — comes with the symptom-management medicine of the Go Pack and the larger quantities of antibiotics included in the Ready Pack.
To purchase one of the packs you must submit a brief medical history. This will be reviewed by one of Contingency Medical’s physicians. If you’re approved, the company will send you the pack and give you access to the prescribing doctor for at least a year. That way, they can give instructions on usage and dosage of the included medications.
Pro Tip: Ordering a pack does not replace a visit with your regular physician, and self-treatment isn’t recommended. Remember to consult with your prescribing physician before taking the medication.
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