Open JackiePease opened 4 years ago
@JackiePease These products seem rather expensive compared to my experience. For example a 500ml bottle with eye cap (500ml option for this product https://www.safetyshop.com/plum-saline-eye-wash-solution.html#FLLTY ) is £22.24 / £23.99 (seem to be 2 prices?)
This 500ml saline solution eyewash with eye cap is £6.50 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Reliwash-2990-Eyewash-Bottle-Eye/dp/B073PCDYY5 This one which also has a buffer solution is £9.71 https://www.medisave.co.uk/reliance-redcap-eye-wash-and-skin-flush-including-eyebath-cap.html
Hi, eyewash is just ~0.9% w/v saline solution. Those prices are completely absurd. The purpose is to irrigate any thing nasty out of the eye, nothing fancy required. This type are twist-to-open and double up as wound wash solutions. I would suggest getting a few of these, but don't get too many, they have a use by date and they typically go out of date before they get opened. People seem reluctant to use them unless they are over a sink. Human behaviour, go figure. 2 packs of 2 might be a good number, i.e. 2 bottles in use, 2 in reserve. These are 4 for £10.20, still expensive for what it is but the best I found. Qty 2 Large EYEWASH STERILE SALINE 500ml BOTTLE Eye Wash & Wound Solution | eBay
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They should be readily available at point of need - I suggest one in the laser room and one in the cnc-machine room. I'll make some stations if someone reminds me next time I'm about, just a simple shelf with a mirror tile and something to keep the dust off the bottle.
On Friday, 24 April 2020, 12:16:02 BST, Jackie Pease <notifications@github.com> wrote:
There seem to be be several different options e.g. https://www.safetyshop.com/first-aid-supplies/first-aid-room/emergency-eye-wash. @Sean-anotherone if possible could you please comment on which is most suitable
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I've ordered 2x2 bottles as recommended by @Sean-anotherone
anyone got a small mirror, or any mirror tiles that can be used to make a full eyewash station? Sean On Saturday, 25 April 2020, 17:14:13 BST, Jackie Pease notifications@github.com wrote:
I've ordered 2x2 bottles as recommended by @Sean-anotherone
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This has arrived and is in the quarantine box
Given no-one has come forward to donate some small mirrors, we should just buy some. What sort of size would you suggest @Sean-anotherone? Something like 10-15cm square?
I'd suggest a foot square, mostly because I'm looking at two of them right now, left over from my bathroom...
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Given no-one has come forward to donate some small mirrors, we should just buy some. What sort of size would you suggest @Sean-anotherone? Something like 10-15cm square?
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@Sean-anotherone has added the mirrors. Just needs shelves for the bottles
There seem to be be several different options e.g. https://www.safetyshop.com/first-aid-supplies/first-aid-room/emergency-eye-wash. @Sean-anotherone if possible could you please comment on which is most suitable