Description
Plum wound and eye wash spray 4554 is a first-aid irrigation spray filled with 250 ml of sterile 0,9% sodium chloride solution. The uniform spray jet delivers rapid and effective assistance for treating minor wounds such as scratches and cuts on the skin, as well as for flushing dust and dirt from the eye. The spray can be used repeatedly while remaining sterile, and a protective cap shields the spray head from external contamination. Hypoallergenic and free from preservatives, it provides a total spray time of approximately 15 minutes when the canister is completely full. This practical eye and wound wash from manufacturer B-SAFETY offers an approximate shelf life of three years, making it a dependable component of laboratory and workplace emergency stations. The sterile saline formulation supports gentle yet thorough cleansing in research, production and medical environments where immediate irrigation of eyes or skin is required after minor incidents. Its ready-to-use design ensures quick deployment without preparation steps, helping maintain safety standards during routine laboratory work and sample handling.
This article is part of Eye wash stations & bottles, in Emergency & first aid.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Wound and eye wash spray
- Volume: 250 ml
- Solution: Sterile 0,9% sodium chloride
- Properties: Hypoallergenic, preservative-free
- Spray time: approx. 15 minutes (full can)
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Questions about Plum Wound and Eye Irrigation Spray 4554 with 250 ml content
What is this article?
Plum Wound and Eye Irrigation Spray 4554 with 250 ml content is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes B-Safety for laboratory use. It sits in Eye wash stations & bottles, inside Emergency & first aid, in Lab safety equipment.
An eye-wash bottle is a sterile saline ready to flush an eye, and it expires. A plumbed eye-wash station supplies a stated flow for a stated time. The bottle is the portable answer. The station is the fixed one. Either has to be reachable within seconds, with the seal intact and the date still valid.
Emergency equipment is what is used in the first minute: an eye-wash bottle or a plumbed station for a splash, a first-aid kit, a fire blanket or an extinguisher of the class that matches the fuel. The eye wash has to be reachable and, if it is a bottle, within its expiry. A station that is blocked by a trolley is not a station. Practice is described by EU-OSHA on dangerous substances. The chemical that caused the splash is classified under the CLP Regulation.
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The category is Emergency & first aid. The sub-category is Eye wash stations & bottles. The catalogue is Lab safety equipment.
Shelves beside this one are First aid, fire & emergency equipment.
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