Haws
Haws Eye Wash Preservative 5 oz PK4 first aid
Preserves eyewash solution in four 5 oz bottles for emergency stations
- TypeFirst Aid Kits
- Four 5 oz bottles supply multiple refills
- Sterile preservative keeps eyewash solution ready
- Compatible with portable and wall-mounted stations
- Single-use bottles reduce contamination risk
- Trusted Haws brand for safety compliance
Haws Sterile Eye Wash Preservative
This pack contains four 5 oz bottles of sterile preservative designed for refilling Haws emergency eyewash stations. It suits facilities managers, safety officers and workplace first-aid coordinators who must keep ANSI-compliant flushing equipment ready for immediate use. Each bottle treats the stored solution to inhibit microbial growth between required change-outs.
Shelf-life stability and storage
The preservative extends the usable life of the eyewash fluid so stations remain effective until the next scheduled inspection or refill. No power, plumbing or moving parts are involved, so there is no operational noise, heat output or electrical draw to consider. The sealed bottles store at normal room temperature without special ventilation.
Integration with eyewash stations
The 5 oz format matches the refill volume specified for compatible Haws portable, wall-mounted and faucet-mounted units. Using the correct preservative avoids contamination that could compromise flushing performance during an emergency. The four-bottle pack supports multiple stations or repeated maintenance cycles without additional ordering.
Highlights
- Four 5 oz bottles supply multiple refills
- Sterile preservative keeps eyewash solution ready
- Compatible with portable and wall-mounted stations
- Single-use bottles reduce contamination risk
- Trusted Haws brand for safety compliance
Specifications
| Brand | Haws |
|---|---|
| Type | First Aid Kits |
Questions about this item
How do I install the Haws Eye Wash Preservative into my emergency eyewash station?
Add one 5 oz bottle of preservative to the station's water reservoir, then fill with potable water to the marked capacity line; the step often missed is mixing thoroughly before the first use.
When will the preservative need to be replaced in the station?
Replace the solution every six months or immediately after any activation; each 5 oz bottle treats one reservoir fill, so the four-bottle pack covers up to two years of routine changes.
What is the first limit reached if the preserved solution sits beyond the recommended interval?
Bacterial growth can compromise sterility, making the eyewash unsafe for emergency use; the preservative is formulated to maintain sterility for six months in a sealed reservoir.
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