Eyewash Stations

Note

Contents of First Aid kits are continually being updated and optimised by our suppliers. However, all kits will satisfy the requirements of premises and situations that they are designed to serve.
Additional Eyewash equipment is available in the Emergency showers section

RS Pro Eyewash Station

Our own brand, RS Pro eyewash station kit is supplied with 2 sterile eyewash bottles and 2 sterile eye dressings. The eye wash station comes with a quick release wall fixing bracket and labels.

Features & Benefits

• Suitable for any location, domestic or commercial
• The kit can be easily accessed and used through the self-supporting workbench
• Bottle stabilisers can be found within the kit, the durable hinges firmly hold the contents in place
• The eyewash station is supplied with a quick release wall fixing bracket and identification labels
• The eyewash solution is also suitable for flushing wounds
• The translucent plastic case that holds the contents of the kit also has durable hinges
• Ideal for moving vehicles as the kits lock into place using brackets
• Tough translucent moulded plastic case allows a quick check to see that contents are in place
• Quick release bracket and carrying handles enable the kit to be taken directly to the incident location

What is in the eye wash station?

• 2 x 500ml Hypaclens sterile eyewash bottles - The eye wash is a single-use medical solution designed for emergency eye irrigation. HSE guidelines explain that following on from any eye contamination with chemicals or small particles, a user should clean the eye with either clean water or sterile fluid from a sealed container for a minimum of 10 minutes
• 2 Hypacover Sterile Eye Dressings

When are eyewash stations required?

It is important to ensure that you have eye washing facilities within a working environment, it is for the health and safety for all of those in the area.

A little more information

Sterile Eyewash has been designed to be an alternative to clean running water when a first aid situation happens, it is intended for only one use. If the bottle and the contents were to be re-used, it would mean that the eye wash was no longer sterile and could pose a risk of infection. For the health and safety of people the eye wash bottles have been designed to not be resealed, once used, any remaining fluid should be thrown away.
Replacement Eyewash Station Bottles - 562-873