I see a lot of crossover from the OP list and my "go bag".
I don't carry a snakebite kit, the whole cutting and suction technique is pretty much deprecated in the wilderness medicine literature.
I considered surgical needles and sutures, but then read you can accomplish much the same, and easier, with butterfly bandages or steri-strips and Tegaderm. I also carry celox clotting powder for severe trauma.
I carry multi-purpose otc such as combo sunscreen/insect repellant, which I got as wipes. Percogesic which is tylenol with diphenhydramine, used for pain, inflamation, allergy, cold, fever, and even sleep aid. I have packets of first aid ointments - antibiotic as well as cortisone. Ointments are preferrable to creams for delivery of the medicine and keeping it in place, and hey you can use it also in firestarting in a pinch. Dentek for tooth issues, liquid bandage in addition to bandaids, and iodine wipes with you can also use for water purification if it came to that. My thermometer is old school. I'm less worried about breakage than battery failure. Alcohol wipes also make a good firestarter, as does sterile gel.
Be careful about deodorants and perfumed toiletries - there is some suggestion they may cue bears that this is where humans keep stuff that includes food. A small sewing kit can fill a lot of roles in a small space, especially if you swap out the thread for 20# fishing braid and 6# fishing mono. Clothing and other repairs plus first aid and of course fishing in emergency.
Trying to figure out what I would use a rubber stamp and ink pad for. I do have waterproof pen, golf pencil, and a grease pencil (crayon will do). That can be used for marking trails and also firestarting.
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