Description
The Dual-Purpose, HSE compliant Redcap™ chemical splash eye wash station is wipe clean and made from hard-wearing ABS plastic. The station also has luminous printed instructions; great for locating the station during poor light conditions. The station also has a dust-proof, heavy-duty cover to keep the contents clean and has a central mirror which makes application easy. The bottles are easy to squeeze and have an integrated eye bath. This allows the eye to be irrigated quickly, easily and efficiently.
Contents
- 2 x Eye Pad Dressings
- 2 x Redcap™ Chemical Eye Wash Solution 500ml
- 5 x Eye Wash Pods 20ml
- 1 x Mirror
Redcap™ acid and alkali eye wash and skin flush is a phosphate buffer solution.
After eye or skin contact with acid or alkalis, it only takes seconds before the pH value is significantly altered. This could cause corrosive damage and may lead to permanent injury.
On contact, you should neutralise acid and alkalis to a pH value equal to a normal level for the eye or skin. Using ordinary water or 0.9 % sodium chloride will only provide a limited degree of effective dilution. This will also increase the flushing time.
Redcap™ acid and alkali eye wash reduces
- Flushing time
- Volume of fluid required to treat a patient
- Patient discomfort
- The risk to a first aider
Redcap™ Phosphate Buffer Solution has a neutralising effect. This significantly reduces the flushing time and the volume of fluid required to dilute and neutralise acid and alkali splashes*.
Neutralising a splash quickly, especially on the face, can relieve the distress of feeling ‘underwater’ from flushing. Using a phosphate buffer solution to neutralise the area means the first aider has protection from becoming a secondary victim whilst in contact with the contaminant. Our range of Redcap™ Phosphate Buffer Solutions and Chemical Splash Station, ensures there is a product to help first responders treat injuries quickly and efficiently.
The bottles are easy to squeeze, which also irrigates the eye or skin easily and efficiently. This reduces the risk of severe injury caused by acid, alkali, or particulate contamination.
*We recommend to continue flushing the affected area with water or Saline Eye Wash until medical help arrives.