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The likelihood that many of us could contract Covid-19 in the next days and weeks is growing daily.
There's also a chance that we might have to start self-isolating for common cold symptoms to halt the spread, so making sure that you have the right kit at home is vital. Some of the items on our list might already be rationed or in short supply, but shops are still getting regular deliveries so there’s no need to worry.
And remember, DON'T buy more of these supplies than you need as it could mean that other people miss out as a result ...
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