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Eye wash bottles from WERO, PLUM, Cederroth or Barikos make it possible to rinse hazardous substances such as chemicals, dust or foreign bodies out of the eye and thus minimise the risk of long-term damage. Thanks to their ease of use and rapid availability, eye wash bottles make an important contribution to safety in the workplace.
Content: 0.007 l (€1,547.14* / 1 l)
Available, delivery time: 1-3 days
Content: 0.5 l (€50.48* / 1 l)
Content: 0.1 l (€216.20* / 1 l)
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: 0.5 l (€56.10* / 1 l)
Content: 2 l (€37.88* / 1 l)
Content: 0.2 l (€111.85* / 1 l)
Content: 0.2 l (€143.45* / 1 l)
Content: 2 l (€31.60* / 1 l)
Content: 0.5 l (€82.34* / 1 l)
The main differences between our eye wash bottles are the eye wash solution and the size and application of the bottle.
We offer sizes of 200 ml, 500 ml and 1000 ml. The choice of size depends on your priorities: Is convenient transport important to you or do you accept a little more weight for a longer rinsing time? With a 500 ml bottle, the eye can be rinsed for about 1.5 minutes. Depending on the intended use, you can choose between eye wash bottles with sterile 0.9 % saline solution or with sterile 4.9 % phosphate buffer solution (pH-neutral), which corresponds to the natural salt content of the eye and is well tolerated.
Individual bottles offer a flexible and mobile solution for rapid eye rinsing in an emergency. They are easy to transport and can be carried directly to the workplace, in the vehicle or in personal protective equipment. Individual bottles make it possible to react immediately after an eye injury without losing valuable time.
In contrast, eyewash stations offer a permanently installed and centralised solution that is often used in large companies or laboratories. Whilst eyewash stations offer comprehensive rinsing options and ensure high safety standards, they are less flexible and mobile than individual bottles. Individual bottles are the ideal choice for companies that require mobility and immediate responsiveness.
Eye rinses with saline solution (sodium chloride solution) and buffered eye rinses differ in their application:
The correct use of an eye wash bottle in emergency situations is crucial to avoid serious eye injuries. If the eye comes into contact with chemicals, dust or other foreign bodies, the eye wash bottle should be used immediately. Open the bottle by twisting and removing the cap and ensure that the rinsing solution can flow out. To do this, turn the bottle upside down and move the base until the liquid emerges from the spray head. Tilt the head back, spread the eyelids and place the bottle with the eye cup on the affected eye. Depending on the situation, rinse the eye until the bottle is empty or the doctor arrives.
As there are different models of eye wash bottles, the application may vary from bottle to bottle. However, illustrated instructions are printed on almost all bottles for clarification.
The following is an example of how to use the WERO eye wash bottle model P 5:
An eye wash bottle in accordance with DIN EN 15154-4 and EN 556-1 plays a key role in the initial treatment of eye injuries by flushing foreign bodies, chemicals or other harmful substances out of the eye. By being used immediately, an eye wash bottle can minimise the risk of long-term damage and promote healing.
Typical scenarios include accidents at work in industry, laboratories or construction sites where the risk of contact with harmful substances is high. Eyewash bottles are also indispensable in the medical sector, in schools and other public facilities in order to be able to react quickly in the event of accidents. Common causes of eye injuries are chemical splashes, dust particles, metal shavings or household accidents.
In industry, eyewash bottles are indispensable for treating injuries caused by chemicals, dust, splinters or other foreign bodies. Workers in factories, production facilities or workshops are often exposed to hazardous substances that need to be rinsed out of the eyes quickly and effectively. Eyewash bottles offer an immediate and practical solution to minimise the risk of serious eye injuries. They should be clearly visible and easily accessible at several points in the industrial plant so that they can be used immediately in an emergency.
In laboratories where chemical substances and biological materials are handled, the use of eye wash bottles is particularly important. Laboratory staff are often exposed to potential hazards from chemical splashes or biological contamination. Eyewash bottles are an essential safety measure to quickly remove harmful substances from the eyes. Laboratories should be equipped with special eyewash stations that are easy to use and clearly visible. These stations must be regularly maintained and checked to ensure that they function properly in an emergency.
Eye wash bottles also play an important role in schools and other educational institutions. Pupils and teachers can be exposed to potential hazards during experiments in chemistry lessons or when carrying out manual work in workshops. Eye wash bottles offer a quick and effective way to treat eye injuries and protect the health of students and teachers. It is important that eyewash bottles are clearly visible and easily accessible in the relevant classrooms and laboratories. In addition, teachers and students should be regularly trained in the proper use of eyewash bottles so that they can act safely and effectively in an emergency.