Eye Care

Eye care products for emergency eye irrigation and wound protection. Eye wash stations, bottles, pods, eye pads, and combined first aid and eye wash kits. All UKCA marked and stocked for immediate UK dispatch.

✓ Eye Wash Stations ✓ 20ml Pods & 500ml Bottles ✓ Eye Pad Dressings ✓ Fast UK Delivery

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Eye Care Kits

Eye care kits and combined first aid and eye wash stations for workplace eye emergency provision. Multiple formats stocked for immediate UK dispatch.

✓ Complete Eye Care Kits ✓ Combined FA & Eye Wash ✓ Multiple Formats ✓ Fast UK Delivery
Eyewash Stations

Eyewash stations, bottles, and pods for immediate emergency eye irrigation in workplaces with chemical, dust, or particulate hazards. Wall-mounted and freestanding stations stocked for immediate UK dispatch.

✓ Emergency Eye Irrigation ✓ Wall-Mounted Stations ✓ 20ml Pods & 500ml Bottles ✓ Fast UK Delivery
Eyewash Bottles & Pods

Eye wash bottles and pods for restocking eye wash stations and first aid kits. Sterile saline in 500ml and 20ml formats. Bulk supply. FirstAidSupplies.co.uk.

✓ 500ml Refill Bottles ✓ 20ml Sterile Pods ✓ Station Restocking ✓ Fast UK Delivery
Eye Pads

Sterile eye pad dressings for wounded and irrigated eyes. Individually sealed, BS 8599-1 kit restocking supply. UKCA marked. FirstAidSupplies.co.uk.

✓ Sterile Sealed Pads ✓ BS 8599-1 Component ✓ Eye Wound Protection ✓ Fast UK Delivery

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Eye and Wound Care Kit

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Sterowash - 500ml Eyewash Station

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Sterowash - 500ml Eyewash Plate

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Sterowash - 20ml Eye and Wound Wash Station

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Sterowash - Eyewash and Wound Wash Pods 20ml (25 Pods Per Pack)

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Sterowash - Eyewash 500ml Bottles

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Steropax - Eyepad

Eye Care and Emergency Eye Irrigation Guide

Compliance Summary: Workplaces where employees are at risk of chemical splash, dust, or particulate eye contamination must provide emergency eye wash provision. COSHH Regulations 2002 require employers to provide emergency procedures for chemical exposure, including eye irrigation capability. Eye wash should be positioned within 10 seconds of walking distance from the primary hazard source. ✓ Regulatory Compliance Verified for 2026 UK Workplace Standards

Eye Care Product Range

Eye Wash Stations: Wall-mounted stations with 500ml bottles for sustained emergency irrigation. Available with mirrors for self-administration. Position near chemical and dust hazard sources.
Eye Wash Pods: Sterile 20ml single-use pods for rinsing dust, debris, and minor irritants. Stock in first aid kits and point-of-use dispensers.
Eye Pad Dressings: Sterile pads for protecting injured or recently irrigated eyes during medical handover. A standard BS 8599-1 kit component.

Product	Volume	Best For
Eye wash station (bottles)	2x 500ml	Chemical splash, sustained irrigation
Eye wash pods	20ml each	Dust, debris, minor irritants
Combined first aid + eye wash	Mixed	Small offices with limited wall space
Eye pad dressings	N/A	Post-irrigation eye protection

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long should I irrigate an eye after chemical splash?

A: Irrigate continuously for a minimum of 15 to 20 minutes using sterile saline eye wash. Hold the eyelids open and flush from the inner corner outwards. Seek medical attention immediately after irrigation, bringing the chemical safety data sheet with you.

Q: Do I need pods, bottles, or both?

A: Pods provide quick rinse for dust and debris. Bottles provide sustained irrigation for chemical splash. Workplaces with both hazard types should stock both formats. Combined stations with bottles and pods are available for environments needing dual provision from a single location.