Sterile 32 oz Eyesaline Bottles for Supplemental Eye Flushing
Honeywell Eyesaline 32 oz personal eyewash bottles provide sterile, buffered saline for immediate flushing of nuisance particles and for initial irrigation while an injured person reaches a primary eyewash unit or medical care. This ASA package contains two bottles with extended-flow nozzles.
Use these replacement bottles with compatible Honeywell Eyesaline 32 oz wall stations or place them where a portable supplemental eyewash bottle is required by the employer's hazard assessment. Each factory-sealed bottle carries a lot number and expiration date.
Key Features
- Two 32 oz Eyesaline bottles per ASA pack
- Sterile, buffered saline solution
- Tamper-resistant blow-fill-seal bottles
- Extended-flow nozzles for longer rinsing
- Lot numbers and expiration dates on bottles
Common Uses
- Compatible 32 oz Eyesaline wall stations
- Construction and maintenance vehicles
- Manufacturing and warehouse work areas
- Laboratories and chemical-handling areas
- Remote or mobile work locations
Supplemental Eyewash: Confirm Your Primary Flushing Plan
Personal eyewash bottles supplement rather than replace a primary emergency eyewash unit. Honeywell states that these bottles do not meet the ANSI/ISEA Z358.1 15-minute flushing requirement. Select and position emergency eyewash equipment according to the employer's hazard assessment, applicable regulations, and the current ANSI/ISEA Z358.1 standard.
Inspect bottle seals and expiration dates regularly. Replace a bottle after use, when its seal is damaged, or when it reaches its labeled expiration date. This product is not Eyesaline concentrate and is not intended for refilling plumbed or gravity-fed eyewash tanks.
Honeywell Eyesaline 32 oz Eyewash Refill FAQ
How many bottles are included?
ASA sells this item as a two-bottle pack. Each bottle contains 32 fluid ounces of sterile, buffered Eyesaline solution.
Do these bottles replace a primary eyewash station?
No. Honeywell identifies personal eyewash bottles as supplemental devices. They do not satisfy the ANSI/ISEA Z358.1 requirement for 15 minutes of flushing from a primary emergency eyewash unit.
Which Honeywell wall stations use the 32 oz bottles?
The 32 oz bottle format is used with compatible Honeywell Eyesaline single- and dual-bottle 32 oz wall stations, including models 461 and 462. Verify the station model before ordering.
Can the bottles be used without a wall station?
Yes. Honeywell describes Eyesaline personal eyewash bottles as portable and readily available for supplemental flushing. Store them securely where they remain visible, accessible, protected from damage, and within the labeled storage conditions.
Can this solution refill a plumbed or gravity-fed eyewash tank?
No. These are sealed, single-use personal eyewash bottles. Plumbed and gravity-fed systems require the fluid or concentrate specified for that exact unit.
When should an Eyesaline bottle be replaced?
Replace it after use, if the seal or bottle is damaged, or when it reaches the expiration date printed on the bottle. Honeywell lists a 36-month shelf life from the date of manufacture.
