Organize your medicine cabinet
Medicine Cabinet Organization
Here's how I organized my medicine cabinet, keeping in mind a few points that are fundamental to my family and our living space:
1. Store actual medicines in a separate, controlled cabinet.
2. Store medical supplies (thermometer, bandages, gauze, etc.) in a separate, controlled location that will be useful over time for teaching children to independently reach for a band-aid to help us care for those in need.
3. Keep a small travel pharmacy ready for use and transport when we're on vacation or away from home for more than a day.
Products used:
Gray cabinet used - Ikea Godmorgon wall cabinet (http://goo.gl/xD1L0I)
Magnetic alarm for doors or windows (http://goo.gl/fUzyKt)
Colored adhesive dots (http://goo.gl/9hRfCb)
Self-adhesive business card holders (http://goo.gl/G5DrP2)
I created the labels I use for dosages during treatment on my computer and print them on adhesive sheets.
If you'd like the template, let me know in the comments and I'll post it on the blog. You can also create them yourself using a graphics program or Excel.
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