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Eye rinses are used to quickly remove foreign bodies such as dust, chemicals or other irritating substances from the eye. The immediate use of irrigation fluid helps to significantly reduce the severity of potential injuries and protects the delicate tissue of the eye from further damage.
We stock both buffered eyewashes and eyewashes with saline solution from WERO (in accordance with DIN EN 15 154-4 and EN 556-1), Cederroth and PLUM.
Content: 0.1 l (€216.20* / 1 l)
Available, delivery time: 1-3 days
Content: 0.2 l (€145.35* / 1 l)
Content: 0.2 l (€106.80* / 1 l)
Content: 0.62 l (€64.58* / 1 l)
Content: 0.007 l (€1,547.14* / 1 l)
Content: 0.5 l (€50.48* / 1 l)
Content: 0.5 l (€56.10* / 1 l)
Content: 2 l (€37.88* / 1 l)
Content: 0.2 l (€111.85* / 1 l)
Whether it's a chemical, dust particle or splinter - a foreign body can always get into the eye at work. Depending on the type of foreign body, there are only a few seconds to react in an emergency. If a foreign body gets into the eye, it can be severely damaged. Optimum equipment in the area of occupational first aid can save the affected person from losing their sight in the worst case scenario. Thanks to the practical wall bracket, eyewash stations can be easily mounted on the wall in the workplace.
Eye rinsing is necessary as soon as foreign bodies or potentially harmful substances enter the eye. This applies to solid particles such as dust, metal shavings and wood splinters as well as chemical or irritating liquids such as oils and acids, which can damage the sensitive eye tissue. Immediate eye rinsing can reduce the risk of the foreign substances remaining in contact with the surface of the eye for longer and causing further irritation or injury.
For initial treatment, it is best to use sterile saline solution or a special eye rinsing solution to thoroughly clean the affected areas. An ophthalmologist should then be consulted, who will examine the eyes thoroughly and initiate further treatment if necessary. If possible, irrigation can be continued during transport to the doctor to ensure continuous cleaning and reduce the risk of secondary damage.
The choice of eye rinsing with saline solution or a buffered solution always depends on the type of hazard in the workplace and the associated possible eye injuries. Basically, you can't go far wrong with an eye wash with saline solution.
At WERO, we essentially differentiate between 2 eye rinsing solutions for eye rinsing:
For optimal eye rinsing, it is recommended to tilt the head slightly backwards and open the affected eye as wide as possible. The rinsing fluid should flow from the inner eye area to the outer eye area, ideally away from the nose towards the outer corner of the eye. This prevents foreign bodies or irritating substances from entering the other eye or penetrating deeper into the affected eye.
In an emergency, it is crucial to start rinsing the eye immediately and continue for at least 10 to 15 minutes, depending on the severity of the incident. After rinsing, it is essential to consult an ophthalmologist to ensure that no residue remains in the eye and to clarify the next treatment steps. If special rinsing solutions are not available, eye rinsing can also be carried out at home with tap water if necessary.
The crucial question when choosing the right eyewash is: What is the danger zone? The required rinsing time is important.
The rinsing time of the WERO eye wash bottle model P8 (buffered, sterile) and the WERO eye wash bottle A8 (saline solution, sterile) is approx. 2x 6 minutes (2x 1 litre). Both models are ideally suited for our WERO eye wash stations. The advantage of the eyewash station is obvious: the eyewash bottles are always protected from dust and dirt and are ready for immediate use. A stainless steel eyewash station is suitable for areas with high hygiene requirements, such as the food sector.
Smaller eyewash bottles, such as the WERO eyewash bottle P7 (200 ml buffered solution, sterile), are ideal for mobile use on the way to the nearest eyewash station and in less hazardous areas. In less hazardous areas, people do not come into contact with foreign bodies such as wood and metal shavings, plastic parts or chemicals. The WERO P7 eye wash bottle is therefore particularly suitable for minor incidents such as dust in the eye.
For high-risk situations where the eye may come into contact with foreign bodies more frequently or even regularly, the use of an eye wash is recommended.