Saline Eye Wash Station Refill 500ml | Provides essential irrigation fluid to support workplace emergency readiness and maintain commercial safety standards.

Good quality, good value for money and look very good.

If your workplace involves handling hazardous materials, then the Saline Eye Wash Station Refill 500ml is your new best friend. This sterile, isotonic solution is designed for emergency eye irrigation, ensuring that in the event of an incident, you can flush out contaminants swiftly and effectively. The 500ml bottle is perfectly sized for quick access, and many come equipped with an ergonomic eyecup, allowing for hands-free use, which is crucial when dealing with injuries. The 0.9% sodium chloride solution mirrors the natural salt content of the eye, making it gentle yet effective for rinsing out dust, dirt, or chemicals. While it's not something you'll use daily, having a reliable eyewash station can make all the difference in an emergency. It's a small investment for peace of mind, knowing you're prepared for unexpected situations. In conclusion, the Saline Eye Wash Station Refill 500ml is a vital component of workplace safety. It's straightforward, effective, and could be the difference between a minor incident and a major one. Always ensure your eyewash stations are stocked and ready to go—you never know when you'll need them.

The solution is great. I bought 10ml dropper bottles so I can keep some with me when out as hay fever makes my eyes really itchy. The issue is the actual bottle.. you unscrew the lid, which breaks a small bit off inside, which is fine, the contents stays sterile. Problem is you can't screw the lid closed so if it's not kept upright it will pour out everywhere. It needs a screw cap.

Excellent thank you

This saline eye wash is great, bought 2 as they were good value.

Once opened, the lid can NOT be sealed closed. So if you're using this in a medical bag, it has to be thrown away. It is only intended for 1 usage. If at home and you're using it within a day or so, then this will be fine for the intended purpose, but will then need to be discarded.

I bought to treat a piercing bump under a dermal piercing on my cheek. Using gauze £2.50 for 100 of them. I put some of this saline on a gauze pad let it sit on piercing site for 2-3 minutes 2 -3 times daily. In less than a week piercing bump has gone. I did use steri strips as an extra precaution whilst treating the piercing bump. Looks as good as the day I had them done. Highly recommend for piercing aftercare and good value for money.

Yes, the lid makes the bottle a single-use. But that's because it is sold as a medically sterile solution - the logic being that any which isn't used straight away becomes no longer sterile. That said, it's still perfectly viable for 90% of uses - the manufacturers are simply covering themselves if the product is used in an official "medical" capacity (like a hospital) by doing this with the bottle. As for everyone else - it's not difficult to decant the remaining liquid into a separate bottle(s), that's what I did anyway - so long as you remember it's no longer 99.9999% sterile (it's for this reason so many saline products are sold in boxes of individual 20ml single-use "pods") Additional note: FYI I don't believe this is technically appropriate for respiratory use - like nebuliser, or in vape-liquids for instance.

The bottle cap is useless once open. Can not be screwed back.

Bon produit

It is what it is.