Keep eye wash solution handy when you're on the go. Use these in addition to an ANSI-compliant station for areas that need immediate access to eye wash. They cannot be sold outside the United States due to product registration requirements.

The easy-to-install saline cartridges used in these stations can go four times longer without being changed than the solution used in our other stations. A side window displays the cartridge's expiration date. Requires one cartridge (sold separately). No plumbing required. Stations and required saline cartridges cannot be sold outside the United States due to product registration requirements.

Plug this station in and the thermostat keeps water at a comfortable temperature in environments as cold as -20° F. Good for jobs that require mobility, the station delivers a continuous flow of water without plumbing.

To operate, fill the reservoir with water and add the included 8-fl. oz. bottle of water additive. After filing with water, pressurize the unit to 80 PSI air pressure.

Use these in addition to an ANSI-compliant station for areas that need immediate access to eye wash. They cannot be sold outside the United States due to product registration requirements.

The 1-gal. station includes a ready-to-use saline cartridge.

The 6-gal. station comes with saline concentrate. Mix your own solution by pouring the concentrate or an 8-oz. bottle of water additive (sold separately) into the reservoir and then filling with water.

Plug this station in and the thermostat keeps eye wash solution at a comfortable temperature in environments as cold as -32° F.

No plumbing required—station holds 16 gal. of eye wash solution. To mix your own solution, pour an 8-fl. oz. bottle of water additive or 1.4-gal. bottle of saline concentrate into the reservoir and then fill with water (both sold separately).

For a ready-to-use solution, fill the reservoir with saline (sold separately).

This station cannot be sold outside the United States due to product registration requirements.

Rinse chemicals from your eyes, hands, and body when ANSI-compliant decontamination stations aren't immediately available. Often used in remote areas where chemicals are moved, stirred, poured, and sprayed, these kits have everything you need for emergency treatment in the field. They include eyewash, jugs for water, soap, towels, and coveralls to change out of contaminated clothes. Packed in a bright yellow duffel bag, these kits are easy to spot. Note: They are not a substitute for ANSI-compliant eye wash stations.