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Eye Wash
Lavoptik Portable Eye Wash Stations & Emergency Washes


Eyewash Wall Unitsall Units
Eye Wash Wall Units with specially engineered designs, provide maximum flow, to insure fast, effeive aid.
  • Available in 6 or *16 Gallons.
  • Includes steel wall brackets for easy mounting, a drainage hose, bacteriostaic additive and a test log card.
  • Flow activated in less than 1 second. Flow times: 6 Gallon - over 6 minutes, 16 Gallon - over 15 minutes (.4 gallons/minute).
  • Preservative concentrate available.
  • Weights: 6 Gallon - 13 lbs (58 lbs filled), 16 Gallon - 16 lbs (145 lbs filled).
  • *Meets ANSI Standards.
Instructions on Use

 Additional Supplies & Refills

  • Preservative Concentrate - available in 70 ounce bottle for 6 Gallon Wall Unit, and in 180 ounce bottle for 16 Gallon Wall Unit.
  • Bacteriostatic Additive - available in 8 ounce bottles for 6 and 16 Gallon Wall Units.
  • Quick-pour Bottle Refills - available in 16 and 32 ounces.
Eye Wash Stations with Quick-pour Bottles

Eye Wash Stations with Quick-pour Bottles deliver 16 - 32 ounces of liquid relief in seconds.

  • Quick-pour bottles available in 16 or 32 ounce sizes, Boston Round or Modern Round styles. 32 ounce Boston Round available in double module.
  • Deliver 16 or 32 ounces of sterile, isotonic, double-buffered relief in seconds.
  • Bottles dated for freshness.
  • Refills available.
  • National Drug Code numbers are printed on every bottle.
Instructions on Use

First Aid Eye Wash & Eye Cup

First Aid Eye Wash and Eye Cups provide optimum healing, while helping to eliminate splash.

  • Available in 4 ounce plastic bottle, with 1 sterile, wrapped eye cup.
  • Contains two natural phosphate buffers and no eye irritants, providing the optimum environment for the eye to heal itself.
  • One-piece, plastic-moulded eye cups help eliminate splash and mess.
  • Safety sealed and dated for freshness.
Instructions on Use

Emergency Eye Wash Unit Instructions on Use
This specially designed unit is engineered to provide maximum flow and insure fast effective aid. The unit delivers 6 or *16 gallons of sterile, isotonic, double-buffered relief.

Unique unit design provides for immediate relief. One pull of the yellow manifold produces a flow of liquid in less than one second. The unit will flush the eyes for over 15 minutes.

TO USE:
Place close to operator's hands at hazardous chemical work sites. Use on way to shower, if necessary.

  1. Assist injured patient to the nearest eye wash station. Seconds can make a difference in the extent of eye damage and injury.
  2. Activate eye wash stream by pulling down on the yellow manifold.
  3. Lower head until the eyes enter the eye wash stream. Hold eyelids open with thumb and forefingers. Flush for 15 minutes.
  4. Seek qualified medical attention immediately.

*Meets ANSI 358.1

 

Back tEye Wash Stations with Quick-pour Bottles Instructions on Use
Place close to operator's hands at hazardous chemical work sites. Use on way to shower, if necessary.
  • Hold bottle one inch above eye, hold lid open and blink.
  • Bottle can deliver 32 ounces in less than 7 seconds.
  • Get trained, professional help and report incident.

First Aid Eye Wash & Eye Cup Instructions on Use
  1. Unpack eye cup and bottle.
  2. Unwrap eye cup from sterile bag.
  3. Inspect bottle seal, if intact, twist off cap to open bottle.
  4. Fill eye cup 1/2 full eye wash by Lavoptik.
  5. Tilt head forward, place eye cup over eye, hold firmly.
  6. Tilt head back, blink 20 times or more. Eye cup with liquid becomes a controlled blink powered surge wash system.
  7. Tilt head forward, remove eye cup, discard liquid.
  8. Clean eye cup. Repeat on other eye.
  9. Close bottle. Store eye cup in sterile bag.

For Caregivers:
  1. Wear appropriate clothing and gloves.
  2. Sit patient upright, Tilt head forward.
  3. Place 1/2 full eye cup over eye, hold firmly.
  4. Tilt patient's head up and backwards.
  5. Instruct patient to blink.
  6. Tilt head forward, remove eye cup.
  7. Dispose of liquid as appropriate.
  8. Use fresh clean eye cup for next application.
Note: Explain "blink powered surge system" (like a washing machine) to control cleaning of eye and lids. Most patients like to control the blink and respond positively to the feel of cleaning action.
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open and blink.
  1. Bottle can deliver 32 ounces in less than 7 seconds.
  2. Get trained, professional help and report incident.
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