Things in a Medicine Cabinet with I

• Ice pack

  Cold pack for bumps—common in first‑aid kits.

• Insulin

  Diabetes medicine; kept with home supplies.

• Itch cream

  Anti‑itch cream—fits a bathroom cabinet.

• Injection

  Tool for giving shots; may be stored with meds

• Ibuprofen

  Common pain reliever—perfect cabinet item.

• Isopropyl alcohol

  Rubbing alcohol for cleaning cuts and tools.

• iron tablets

  Iron supplement pills—medicine shelf staple.

• Imodium

  OTC anti‑diarrheal; often kept at home.

• ipecac

  Old first‑aid medicine; once kept at home.

• Iron pills

  Iron supplement pills for anemia—fits.

• Inhaler

  Asthma inhaler—real medicine cabinet item.

• Iron

  As iron supplement pills, yes—cabinet item.

• Indigestion tablets

  Tablets for heartburn; often kept with meds

• ice bag

  Bag filled with ice for swelling, first-aid gear

• Indigestion pills

  Tablets for heartburn or gas relief; cabinet staple.

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• itching cream

  Cream used to relieve itching on skin, common item

• Iron supplements

  Pills with iron, often stored for anemia treatment

• insect repellent

  Spray or lotion to repel insects, common at home

• Iodine tablets

  Iodine tablets for thyroid/radiation use, stored as meds

• Itchy cream

  Informal name for cream that treats itching, acceptable

• Iodine solution

  Topical iodine liquid for disinfecting cuts, classic item

• itch relief cream

  Generic itch relief cream, common over‑the‑counter item

• injector

  A medical injector is a useful first-aid device.

• iodine pills

  Iodine pills as tablets, stored for medical use

• Indomethacin

  Pain‑relief NSAID drug, sometimes in home kits.

• IODINE

  Common antiseptic for wounds, in many kits.

• I drops

  Eye drops often labeled “I drops” on lists.

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