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Tobin Eyewash
Tobin Eye Wash Stations
Effective, sterile and safe eyewashes for industrial use. Tobin's Eyewash Systems are a well proven, quick and safe way to wash chemicals from the eyes.
Chemicals in the eye cause serious damage within 1-5 seconds. Washing that begins within a few seconds can be decisive in minimising eye damage. With Tobin an eyewash bottle can be within arms' reach to reduce response time. Tobin's bottle is made to empty under natural pressure, giving a soft flow with 6 streams of sterile saline solution. When the bottom air vent is opened a patient cannot increase the flow by squeezing the bottle.The Tobin specially designed system works fast and ensures an eyewash volume large enough to flush eyes which have been affected. The Tobin easy to use bottle design is ideal for even temporarily blinded people in emergency situations.
An eyewash should be quick, simple and safe to use. The unique shape of Tobin's eyewash bottle insures that even a temporarily blinded and confused person can identify it as a safe eyewash.
Tobin bottles are made from blow-moulded plastic, filled with 0.9% saline, heat sealed, and then sterilised. It has a 3 year shelf life and remains sealed and sterile until use.
The eye is washed by a soft flow consisting of six tiny streams. The gentle flow prevents chemicals or foreign bodies being driven further into damaged soft tissue
The fact that the bottle is single use is a very important safety feature. Once the bottle has been opened, the liquid is no longer sterile. The round ended bottle is designed to prevent people saving unused liquid or refilling the bottle with other liquid. When empty the bottle has a hole at both ends, making it unsuitable for further use.
Tobin's eyewash bottle has a round base and cannot stand alone. This is a particularly important safety feature that removes the temptation to take bottles from the stand and place them close to bottles with other contents. Mix-ups should never occur. It’s important that everyone knows where the bottles are when an accident occurs.