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Sodium Chloride Eyewash Ampoule 15ml

Sodium Chloride Eyewash Ampoule 15ml

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Eye contamination from dust, debris, or chemical splash requires immediate flushing — and the flushing solution needs to be sterile, isotonic, and immediately available at the point of incident. This single 15ml sterile sodium chloride ampoule is the compact, individual-use format for standard first aid kit inclusion — sized to sit in any kit bag, tackle box, or vehicle kit and ready to deploy without preparation the moment it is needed.

Sterile 0.9% sodium chloride is isotonic — it matches the natural salt concentration of tears and does not cause additional irritation to the eye surface during flushing. Single-use format maintains sterility until the ampoule is opened and eliminates the cross-contamination risk of partially used bottles. The standard eyewash inclusion in our Type A and Type B workplace restock packs — replace after every use.

  • Sterile 0.9% sodium chloride — isotonic, safe for direct eye contact Isotonic saline matches the natural salt concentration of tears, making it safe for direct, prolonged eye contact without causing additional irritation or damage to the eye surface. Sterile formulation eliminates contamination risk at the point of use. The correct solution for eye irrigation in first aid — not tap water from a worksite, not saline from a reused bottle opened days earlier.
  • Single 15ml ampoule — compact kit inclusion size, single-use sterility The 15ml single ampoule format is sized for individual first aid kit inclusion — compact enough to carry in any kit bag, vehicle kit, or outdoor pack without bulk. Single-use construction confirms sterility at the point of need and eliminates the cross-contamination associated with partially used bottles stored in shared kits. Open, flush, discard — replace in the kit before the next incident.
  • Eye irrigation and wound cleansing — WHS compliant Used for flushing eyes after dust, debris, and chemical splash exposure, and for irrigating wounds and abrasions before dressing. Eye irrigation solution is a required item in WHS-compliant first aid kits for any workplace with eye injury risk under WHS Regulation 42 — covering construction, manufacturing, agriculture, mining, laboratories, and any environment with significant dust, debris, or chemical exposure. Included as standard in our Type A and Type B restock packs.
  • Tamper-evident — confirms unused status at the point of need The tamper-evident ampoule confirms the solution is sterile and unused before application. In a shared first aid kit, a tamper-evident single-use ampoule is the correct format — there is no question about whether the solution has been partially used or contaminated before you reach for it. Ships from Dubbo, NSW within 2 business days.
For higher-volume eye irrigation in fixed first aid stations and high-dust or chemical work areas, the 100ml and 250ml sodium chloride eyewash bottles provide more solution per unit. The 15ml single ampoule is the correct inclusion size for individual kit carry. Use our First Aid Restock Form to track what has been used and stay audit-ready. Browse the full first aid kit supplies range for individual restock items.

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Description

Eye contamination from dust, debris, or chemical splash requires immediate flushing — and the flushing solution needs to be sterile, isotonic, and immediately available at the point of incident. This single 15ml sterile sodium chloride ampoule is the compact, individual-use format for standard first aid kit inclusion — sized to sit in any kit bag, tackle box, or vehicle kit and ready to deploy without preparation the moment it is needed.

Sterile 0.9% sodium chloride is isotonic — it matches the natural salt concentration of tears and does not cause additional irritation to the eye surface during flushing. Single-use format maintains sterility until the ampoule is opened and eliminates the cross-contamination risk of partially used bottles. The standard eyewash inclusion in our Type A and Type B workplace restock packs — replace after every use.

  • Sterile 0.9% sodium chloride — isotonic, safe for direct eye contact Isotonic saline matches the natural salt concentration of tears, making it safe for direct, prolonged eye contact without causing additional irritation or damage to the eye surface. Sterile formulation eliminates contamination risk at the point of use. The correct solution for eye irrigation in first aid — not tap water from a worksite, not saline from a reused bottle opened days earlier.
  • Single 15ml ampoule — compact kit inclusion size, single-use sterility The 15ml single ampoule format is sized for individual first aid kit inclusion — compact enough to carry in any kit bag, vehicle kit, or outdoor pack without bulk. Single-use construction confirms sterility at the point of need and eliminates the cross-contamination associated with partially used bottles stored in shared kits. Open, flush, discard — replace in the kit before the next incident.
  • Eye irrigation and wound cleansing — WHS compliant Used for flushing eyes after dust, debris, and chemical splash exposure, and for irrigating wounds and abrasions before dressing. Eye irrigation solution is a required item in WHS-compliant first aid kits for any workplace with eye injury risk under WHS Regulation 42 — covering construction, manufacturing, agriculture, mining, laboratories, and any environment with significant dust, debris, or chemical exposure. Included as standard in our Type A and Type B restock packs.
  • Tamper-evident — confirms unused status at the point of need The tamper-evident ampoule confirms the solution is sterile and unused before application. In a shared first aid kit, a tamper-evident single-use ampoule is the correct format — there is no question about whether the solution has been partially used or contaminated before you reach for it. Ships from Dubbo, NSW within 2 business days.
For higher-volume eye irrigation in fixed first aid stations and high-dust or chemical work areas, the 100ml and 250ml sodium chloride eyewash bottles provide more solution per unit. The 15ml single ampoule is the correct inclusion size for individual kit carry. Use our First Aid Restock Form to track what has been used and stay audit-ready. Browse the full first aid kit supplies range for individual restock items.

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What is a sterile sodium chloride ampoule used for in first aid?
A sterile sodium chloride ampoule is used to flush the eye after contamination from dust, debris, or chemical splash, and to irrigate wounds and abrasions before dressing. The 0.9% sodium chloride solution is isotonic — matching the natural salt concentration of tears — making it safe for direct eye contact without causing additional irritation.

What is the difference between a single 15ml ampoule and the larger eyewash bottles?
The single 15ml ampoule is the compact individual-use format for standard first aid kit inclusion — sized for any kit bag, vehicle kit, or outdoor pack. Larger bottles (100ml and 250ml) provide more solution per unit and are suited to fixed first aid stations and high-dust or chemical environments where thorough, prolonged flushing is required. The 15ml ampoule is the correct inclusion size for individual portable kits.

Why use sterile saline instead of tap water for eye flushing on a worksite?
Sterile 0.9% sodium chloride is isotonic and eliminates contamination risk at the point of use. Tap water on a worksite may contain particulates, treatment chemicals, or microbial contamination that introduces additional risk to an already compromised eye. Sterile saline is the correct clinical standard for eye irrigation — not the nearest available water source.

Is eye irrigation solution required in WHS-compliant first aid kits?
Yes. Eye irrigation solution is a required item in WHS-compliant first aid kits for workplaces with eye injury risk under WHS Regulation 42. This covers construction, manufacturing, agriculture, mining, laboratories, and any environment with significant dust, debris, or chemical exposure. Sterile sodium chloride ampoules are included as standard in our Type A and Type B workplace restock packs.

Is this ampoule single-use?
Yes. Each 15ml ampoule is single-use with a tamper-evident seal. Once opened, the solution should be used immediately and the ampoule discarded. Do not store a partially used ampoule for later use — replace in the kit immediately after use.

How quickly does this ship?
Sterile Sodium Chloride Ampoules (15ml) ship from Dubbo, NSW within 2 business days.

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