Liniment oil for inflammation and soft tissue injuries with pure DMSO to help move the liniment into the tissue. 
First aid isopropyl salve for minor wounds. This method of salve making extracts the alcohol soluble constituents (best for resins) and then evaporating the alcohol during the salve making process
Charcoal tin for accidental ingestions and nausea
Poultice powder, raw honey and gauze (raw honey serves as a great solvent for the herbs while simultaneously promoting healing, honey was what I used during the healing process of ripping part of my finger off) This preparation is best to avoid on macerated tissue until it dries out. 
Styptic powder for minor but excessive bleeding
Tick and mosquito repellent
Jewelweed Poison ivy relief spray
Cattail and Aloe burn gel
Benzoin Cleansing spray to clean and prevent infection. 
Drawing salve for drawing out everything from stubborn splinters, bug bites to minor infections
Tick bite tincture to be taken after a suspected worry some bite. 
Tick remover tool
Bamboo strip bandages, hypoallergenic and breathable. Pressure sensitive adhesive 
All of these will come in a handy bag and all remedies are mini size making the kit super portable for any adventure. It comes with instructions for each remedy as well as some other tips including some essential knots, how to differentiate inflammation versus infection and taping techniques.