You need to visit websites which sell camping equipment and buy enough number of first aid kits depending upon the size of the camping team. Your first aid kit should be a combination of general first aid items like adhesive bandages, pain killing medicines, gauze, grade disinfectant and some life saving injections in case of bites from poisonous creatures. You can place medicines like Aspirin in the first aid kit to give immediate relief from chest pains and Epinephrine auto-injector to treat the members who suffers from sudden anaphylactic shock. In a nut shell your first aid kit should be well equipped with necessary items which will compensate the absence of a qualified medical practitioner in that remote location.

First, the supplies that will probably need to be checked most frequently are the food and medicine.  Check to see what the expiration dates are for both kits and make a note to replace them when those dates occur.  If you have children, be sure to update their emergency clothing to the correct sizes as they grow.   Also check that none of the clothing has been moth eaten or become worn out.  Lastly, even if you think they are fine, do a cursory check of all your other emergency kits to make sure nothing has been tampered with or needs replacing.