Be prepared when gastrointestinal illness strikes

Generate personalized emergency kits and symptom trackers for your household

Number of people in household

Include all residents who share food and bathrooms

Risk factors

Hold Ctrl/Cmd to select multiple

Usage scenario

Your Personalized Emergency Kit

Select your household details and click "Generate Emergency Kit" to see your personalized recommendations.

Print these charts to monitor symptoms during an outbreak. Track each person separately.

Tracking charts will appear here after generating your kit.

When a child is ill, contact their school or daycare early. Most institutions have specific return-to-learn protocols after gastrointestinal illness.

Keep records of when symptoms started, severity, and duration. This helps healthcare providers and satisfies school requirements.

Send absence notices to teachers, coaches, and childcare providers. Include expected return date based on symptom-free period.

Most schools require 24-48 hours symptom-free before returning. No fever, no vomiting, no diarrhea. Check local policies.

Dehydration is the most serious risk during gastrointestinal illness. Plan your fluid intake based on household size and activity level.

8-12 glasses daily minimum during illness

7-10 glasses daily minimum during illness

Follow pediatrician guidance; breast milk or formula may need adjustment