Pharmacist Tips: What Should Not Be Missing in the Beach Bag This Summer

Whether it's fun at local lakes or a beach vacation at the Mediterranean: Anyone spending the summer outdoors should not only think of sunscreen and a beach towel. A small, well-stocked beach pharmacy can help quickly address unpleasant incidents – making the vacation more relaxing. The pharmacy group ApoLife recommends a practical setup for this.

First Aid for Shards, Stings, and Sunburn

Particularly important for a day at the beach are band-aids, tweezers, and disinfectant. Many beaches are not free of shells, glass shards, or pebbles, according to ApoLife. Smaller wounds can be quickly treated with these.

Insect bite remedies are also indispensable. Because: Whether at the lake or the Mediterranean – annoying pests are rarely avoidable, warn the pharmacists. A soothing ointment can relieve itching and swelling.

A common classic by the water: dry, sunburned lips. Lip balm with integrated UV protection provides relief. In case of sunburn, a cooling cream with panthenol or aloe vera is also recommended.

Additionally, a small pair of scissors, some adhesive tape, and a magnifying glass are recommended to better identify and remove small foreign objects.

Medicine for the Cooler Bag - These Are the Pharmacist Tips

Individual medications – such as those for headaches, digestive issues, or hay fever – should also be carried. Important: The medications should not get too hot and should ideally be transported in a small cooler bag.

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