Eyewash Station Additive Concentrate

Product Information

첨가제

Chlorhexidine gluconate 1% w/v Purified Water, Propylene Glycol

Preservative

A preservative for use in potable self-contained emergency eyewash stations

For external use only.In case of contact with eye in undiluted form, flush with clean water

Do not use

• in full strength

When using this product

• do not change dilution or use with other chemicals
• do not reuse

Label information

Stop use and ask a doctor if you have any of the following

• changes in vision
• eye pain
• condition worsens or persists
• continued redness or irritation of the eye

Label information

Keep out of reach of children.If swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.

• wear protective eyewear and gloves
• clean potable eyewash station and rinse with potable water
• partially fill station with potable water
• remove tamper evident seal and cap of bottle
• add entire contents of the bottle to the eyewash station container
• fill the station to the manufacturer's required level
• date and initial inspection tag
• station should be cleaned and refilled every 120 days when using this product
• in advance of emergency, add the concentrate to potable water to have a solution available

• lot number is printed on the bottle
• store at 20° to 25° C [68° to 77° F]
• for your protection, this bottle has an imprinted white seal with black printing "TAMPER EVIDENT SEAL"
• do not use if this seal is missing or broken
• use before expiration date marked on bottle

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Manufactured by:
Niagara Pharmaceuticals Inc.
60 Innovation Dr.
Flamborough ON L9H 7P3

EYEWASH STATION
ADDITIVE
CONCENTRATE

NDC 65785-034-01

A preservative for potable water.
Preserves from 5 - 20 US Gallons
(15 - 76 Liters)

FOR USE IN EMERGENCY
EYEWASH STATIONS.

Manufactured by:
Niagara Pharmaceuticals Inc.
60 Innovation Dr.
Flamborough ON L9H 7P3
Made in Canada

8 Fl Oz [236 mL]

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