BPA Free Portable Eye Wash Station OSHA Approved - Wall-Mounted First Aid Eye Wash Kit w/Mirror & 2X 16oz Empty Bottles - No Eye Wash Solution Included - Emergency Eyewash - Set of 1

For the second time this year, I got something in my eye while doing yard work. One of which required multiple trips to eye doctor because it injured my eye. Doctor recommended getting an eye wash station to keep on hand in case it happens again. It’s great to have for an emergency. It’s a pretty big station with a good sized mirror that I will be keeping in my garage. It has 2 large bottles so I can take one with me wherever I’m working. It does not include solution, but I’m going to use water anyway as it’s cheaper to refill. It also came with a sign and mounting hardware. It gives me peace of mind to have it on hand.

Needed an eye wash station for my small shop, so I decided to buy this one. It came with two 16oz bottles, pretty large eye wash station and with the emergency sign, including the screws.The station has a big mirror which is good and the bottles are soft and squeezable with a special nozzle which makes the eye wash more comfortable. I love that the package includes the sign, so I didn't have to buy it separately and it looks really eye-catching. Will put it on my shop wall in case of emergency"

Installed in the garage. Easy to install. Bottles do not stay in their designated holding Area. I'll need to attached some type of fastener so the bottles don't fall out. I assume, when they are filled with solution, they will stay in place.

it was a snap to setup and install

They work as expected which is always nice when buying off of Amazon.

The product leaks once full.

I bought this eyewash station for my garage. I do a lot of woodworking projects. The product and labels look very professional. The package included the station, 2 bottles, an emergency eye wash sign, and screws and dowels for installation. It's good to have it just in case I need it.

These eye wash stations are a very convenient kit and highly visible from a distance (easy to locate in an emergency) but the vacuform plastic mount is far too thin. Once anchored to a wall, the thin plastic deforms slightly and has a hard time gripping the eyewash containers when they're full of fluid. They simply 'rest' on their mounts and are not at all 'secured' in place. Even a slight bump can knock them to the not-so-sterile floor.