Emergency Eye Wash Wall Mounted (Double)

What is an Emergency eye wash?

Emergency eye wash is used to irrigate and clean the eyes in case of exposure to chemicals, irritants, or other hazardous materials. The purpose of an emergency eye wash is to quickly and effectively flush the eyes to remove any foreign substances and reduce the risk of injury or long-term damage.

Emergency eye wash stations are typically found in workplaces or other areas where there is a risk of eye exposure to chemicals or other hazardous materials. These stations typically include a sink or basin with a continuous flow of clean water or saline solution that can be used to rinse the eyes. In some cases, the station may also include an eye cup or other device that can be used to hold the eye open during the rinsing process.

In the event of an eye exposure emergency, it is important to act quickly and follow the appropriate procedures for using the emergency eye wash station. This typically involves immediately flushing the affected eye or eyes with clean water or saline solution for a period of at least 15 minutes, or until medical help arrives. It is important to seek medical attention as soon as possible after an eye exposure emergency, even if the rinsing procedure appears to have been successful.