*** RED COLOR INDICATES MOST URGENT NEEDS ***	as of March 2019
Item	Details or other comments
General Medical Consumables:
Burns dressings	Particularly useful are: paraffin gauze dressings like jellonet or bactigras, acticoat, or grassolind.
Alginate dressings	Aquacell, Kaltostat or similar. Squares or ribbon
Paediatric/neonatal PICC lines
Umbilical catheters/lines	Size 3.5 preferable
Phototherapy eye protectors for neonates
Dermabond or similar skin glue for closing lacerations	Note, this is not the same as the mastisol that is on the list – that is for securing dressings on wet skin
Simple non-adhesive dressings (eg. melolite, telfa, simple post-operative dressings)
Idoform packing gauze – ribbon strip (aka iodine soaked ribbon gauze)	Please ensure expiration date is OK
Cleaning wipes	e.g. Clinell and Caviwipes
Steri-strips
EZIO Pediatric Needle Sets 15mm and 25mm (05301PD)
Collar and cuff arm sling
Seldinger chest drain kits	Size 12G and 18G
Frosted microscope slides
Stat Strip Express Nova Glucose Strips	Reference number: 42214
Nova Stat Strip Xpress Glucose/Ketone QC Level 1 and 3.	Reference Numbers: 46947 and 46949
Pasteur pipettes
Pipettes tips (small and large)
Liquid dispensing bottles (for pharmacy)	e.g.: http://bit.ly/1Sa28RP
Hypafix dressing tape
Three way IV extension tubing
Three way taps
Thomas Splint
Pediatric spinal collars
Vacuum for cast cutter
Casting materials for spica casts
Pediatric bronchoscope	Need both a flexible and a rigid one
Medications:
Acyclovir 3% eye ointment
Acyclovir injection
Antibiotic eye ointment	gentamicin, tobramycin, or erythromycin
Permethrin cream
Atropine eye drops
Beclamethasone inhaler
Calcium Carbonate (Tums)	Or similar calcium containing product
IV Caffeine
Dantrolene
EMLA/Amethocaine cream/Local anesthetic cream for IV cannula insertion
Ferrous fumarate (iron solution)
IV Indomethacin
Lacri-lube eye ointment, 2.5 g
Lactulose
Lidocaine 1% injection
Lidocaine 2.5% / Prilocaine 2.5% topical cream	Emla
Methylprednisolone injection
Naloxone injection
Ondansetron injection
Ondansetron oral dissolving tablets – 4 mg.
Pain Ease (topical anesthetic skin refrigerant)
Permethin 1% topical shampoo (for head lice)
Permethrin 5% topical lotion (for scabies)
Polyethylene glycol powder	(Brand name is Lax-a-day or Miralax)
Ranitidine solution
Sodium Valproate suspension (bottle)
Steroid inhalers (beclomethasone)
Tetracaine 4% topical cream	Ametop
Tetracaine eye drops
Triple Antibiotic Ointment	Polysporin or equivalent; 15 gram tubes
Vancomycin injection
Zinc tablets
Child Life/ Developmental:
Simple children’s books	Very basic, easy in English with pictures
Washable plastic toys and figures
Accessories for girls age +4	Polly Pocket, Sylvania dolls, etc.
Simple board games
Bubbles	Small bottles are better (party pack size).  For less weight, buy a party pack, empty out the liquid and bring us the wands and small containers, please.
Medical play kits
Stuffed toys	for ages <2 and older girls (6-10 years old)
Crayons
Coloring books including pattern books	for boys and girls
Small children’s scissors for crafts
Small cellophane tapes, masking tapes
Paint blocks and brushes
Lego toys	Duplo toys and people for ages <5; base boards; normal bricks (colorful ones for girls, too); people
Construction toys	Small sets of magnetic building blocks are great.
Jigsaw puzzles	for ages 8+
Plastic or wooden activity cubes/ centers	for ages 6 – 24 months
Small cars and trucks
Bead threading/ lacing blocks	for ages 6 – 24 months, 3-6 years, and 8+
Dominos
Plastic farm/ wild animals
Toothbrushes
Balloon multi-packs
Non-Medical Items:
Blankets for neonates
Disposable Stethoscopes
Colorful Band Aids
ESL novels and books for our Lao staff to practice reading
Simple high school level biology and anatomy textbooks
Paints for handprints at end of life

While all donations are valued we would prefer that people do not donate things which are not sustainable in this environment; for example, things with consumables which we can’t obtain (eg. glucometers, special feeding tubes, airway circuits, etc.)