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.

The first thing to consider when you are assembling a survival kit is the terrain and anticipated weather. If you’re going to be hiking in an area that has bees, wasps, or rattlesnakes, the appropriate sting and bite kits are good additions.  A basic survival kit for a hiking trip should include a map of the area, a compass,  waterproof matches, a candle, a whistle, a small coffee tin or other metal container, aluminum foil (at least 12”),  a pocket mirror, dental floss, a multi-purpose or Swiss Army knife,  iodine tablets, an emergency blanket, 2-3 large plastic garbage bags, a rain poncho, and a cell phone or GPS device.