1) aspirin
2) acetaminophen and/or ibuprofen
3) hydrocortisone
4) hemorrhoid cream
5) acne cream
6) muscle rub
7) antibiotic ointment
8) clotrimazole
9) scar gel
10) cocoa butter
11) nail clippers
12) pony tail holders
13) bobby pins
14) bandaids (assorted sizes)
15) shampoo (trial or travel size)
16) conditioner (trial or travel size)
17) alcohol (transfer into smaller bottle, label)
18) peroxide (transfer into smaller bottle, label)
19) cotton balls or q-tips (small jar)
20) baby powder
21) body spray
Consider purchasing the small sizes of the tube products and displaying vertically in a container rather than laying flat on the shelf. Your display should look like flowers sticking out of a pot. You can manage this arrangement if you adjust one of the shelves. Tools can lay flat on the shelves that don't have much space overhead such as nail clippers and a nail file. Be sure to disinfect after guests visit. Check to see if your cabinet will need to be re-stocked. Don't put anything expensive in the cabinet that you think someone might steal like a thermometer.
Other items you may not have thought of to add to your medicine cabinet:
Blackhead and splinter remover tools |
Eye wash cup set
Here is something handy for the top of the sink, over the toilet or under the cabinet to store other small items. Other styles below: |
Cotton swabs and balls |
Cotton swab dispenser
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Nicholl McGuire is the blog owner and the author of What Else Can I Do on the Internet?
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