AEROWASH Drop Eyewash Station (2 x 500mL bottles)

Aero Eye & Wound Wash
£56.65
Eyewash Station
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SKU
AWDS01

The AEROWASH DROP Eyewash Station is a wall-mountable station supplied with two 500mL bottles of sterile sodium chloride 0.9%. Three details make it usable by someone who has just taken something in the eye: a drop-down dust cover so the bottles stay clean without being hidden, an integrated mirror so the casualty can see what they are doing, and an integrated eye cup, so nobody is hunting for one. A secure safety seal shows at a glance whether a bottle has been used. Part of the first aid room equipment range.

Key Features

  • Drop-down dust cover — bottles stay clean and stay visible
  • Integrated mirror, so the casualty can direct the flush themselves
  • Integrated eye cup, always with the station
  • Secure safety seal shows immediately whether a bottle has been used
  • Wall mountable, so the station is seen and reachable in an emergency
  • Supplied with 2 x 500mL sodium chloride 0.9% sterile solution

Specifications

Supplied with2 x 500mL bottles
SolutionSodium chloride 0.9% sterile
MountingWall mountable
FeaturesDust cover, mirror, eye cup, safety seal
Pricing unitStation
SKUAWDS01

Uses

Workshops, laboratories, food production, construction and any area handling chemicals, dust or debris. Refills come in 500mL, 250mL and 100mL; see also the single-bottle wall bracket and the Braun station.

Eyewash Station FAQs

What makes an eyewash station worth having?

Speed. Chemical and particulate eye injuries are treated in seconds, not minutes, so the station has to be visible, mounted where the risk is, and usable by someone who cannot see properly. That is why the mirror and eye cup are built in.

Why sodium chloride rather than tap water?

Sodium chloride 0.9% is isotonic — the same salt concentration as tears — so it flushes without stinging or damaging the eye surface. Tap water is hypotonic and is a last resort, not a first choice.

How long does the seal keep it sterile?

Until the safety seal is broken. Once opened, a bottle is single-incident: use it and replace it. Check expiry dates as part of your first aid inspection, because a station full of expired saline is not a station.

Can it be used on wounds as well as eyes?

Yes — sterile sodium chloride 0.9% is used for both eye and wound irrigation, which is part of why these refills sit in general first aid rooms and not only in chemical-handling areas.

You must not rely on the information on this site as an alternative to medical advice from your medical physician or other qualified healthcare provider. Consult your healthcare provider immediately if you think that you may have a medical emergency or for the diagnosis and treatment of injuries. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider before starting any new treatment or with any questions that you may have regarding a medical condition or injury.

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Manufacturer_ms Germany
Model Number_ms K61SD521
Ecolabel_ms yes
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