Your eye is a masterpiece of nature and your most important sensory organ. Vision is only possible through the interaction of many small parts within this organ. When working with chemicals, they can enter the eye in solid, liquid, or gaseous form. Therefore, eye protection at work is very important! Keep BioPhos®74 on hand to quickly and effectively counteract eye damage in the event of emergency chemical contact.
BioPhos®74 works effectively and maintains cellular electrolyte balance by exclusively using natural substances that are subject to physiological metabolism and, in particular, correspond to the extracellular sodium-potassium ratio.
The BioPhos®74 rinsing solution in the 250 ml bottle is versatile and an important part of the first aid equipment e.g. for
BioPhos®74 is a useful supplement to stationary eye showers, since highly concentrated, corrosive and rapidly penetrating chemicals require a rapid intervention time and unbuffered rinsing solutions are not sufficient to prevent irreversible cell damage.
Used for chemical burns such as acids and alkalis, etc.
BioPhos®74 neutralizes immediately through its buffer effect in the physiological pH range of 7.4 and is particularly gentle due to the absence of any components foreign to the body, such as preservatives. Since it is adapted to the extracellular electrolyte ratios of the tissue, secondary cell damage after rinsing is largely reduced by BioPhos®74.
Due to its high buffering capacity, BioPhos®74 acts quickly in cases of burns of the eye with strong acids and alkalis. The sterile rinsing solution is ready to use in the handy 250 ml bottle for rapid initial treatment.
The integrated ergonomic rinsing head enables simple and correct application - even for laypersons and injured persons without assistance. After using BioPhos®74, rinse with physiological sodium chloride solution (0.9%).
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1. Remove the dust cap from the rinsing head. |
2. Rotate the eyewash head 180° until the seal breaks.
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3. Lean the head back, place over the eye and rinse. |
4. Bend forward when rinsing if you do not want your clothes to get wet. |
