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today we will talk about the very practical aspect

of emergency

the opening and handling of diphetarian products

we will start with the eye rinsing

the 50 milliliter portable eye wash

and the 500 milliliter wall mounted eye wash

of dipheterine solution

next we proceed with the skin rinsing

the 100 milliliter and 200 milliliter sprays

and the 5 liter portable autonomous shower

of diphetarine solution

the 500 milliliter eye wash

is designed to be used within the first minute after

chemical splash

it can be placed in wall mounted stations

for quick identification of a rinsing station

to open the LPM eye wash

hold the lid by the small tabs on the sides

with your left hand

then take the bottle with your right hand

hold the two small tabs on the lid

and make a quarter turn with the body of the bottle

this way you have more grip

and the bottle opens smoothly

a tip

avoid holding this part the neck

since it is attached to the body of the bottle

indeed if you hold the lid along with the tubing

you will have difficulties to turn the lid and

open the bottle

once the bottle is open you lift the lid

this patented eye cup

allows you to effortlessly lift the upper eye lid

without touching it with your hand

in order to rinse

apply the cup to the eye even if it's closed

and let the solution flow completely

and as soon as you can

open your eye for a better rinsing

the sensation of pain will diminish

it is important that the solution flows

the objective is not to bathe the

the 50 milliliter bottle is specially

designed for interventions within 10 seconds

after the chemical accident

it should be worn on the equipment

to be accessible in any circumstances

in 10 seconds

to open the sue eye wash

hold the lid by the small

tabs on the sides with your left hand

then take the bottle with your right hand

hold the two small tabs on the lid

and make a quarter turn with the body of the bottle

this way you have more grip

and the bottle opens smoothly

once the bottle is open

you lift the lid the sterile icup emerges

this eye cup also patented

allows you to lift the upper lid of your eye

without touching it with your hand

apply the cup to the eye even if it is closed

and let the solution flow completely

as soon as you can

open your eye for a better rinsing

the sensation of pain will diminish

it is important that the solution flows

the objective is not to bathe the eye

the contents of the 50 milliliter bottle are sufficient

if applied within the first

10 seconds after the accident

if this 10 second delay is exceeded

or if you have any doubts

you should continue rinsing with the LPM Eye Wash

500 milliliters as seen in this video

for decontamination of small areas of the body

the micro and mini sprays offer ideal solutions

the micro spray

is used to rinse small splashes on the skin

for example one side of the hand

the mini spray

allows you to rinse more extensive splashes

for example the entire face or a forearm

the two sprays are used in the same way

you remove the cap

you spray the entire contents of the can

onto the surface affected by the chemical splash

the rinsing will be ideal

if you apply them within the first

minute after a splash on the skin

but if there is a larger area of exposure

you will need to use the Portable Autonomous Shower

for decontamination

after a major chemical accident on the skin

the portable autonomous shower offers the best solution

attention this system

should not be maintained as a fire extinguisher

contact your prev ordealer for replacement

first you pull out the green safety pin

then you press the black handle down

to pressurize the shower unit

finally you start the rinsing process with the nozzle

the shower allows you to decontaminate

up to 100 percent of the body surface

to guarantee the sterility of the solution

all our packaging is completely sealed

all you have to do

is to open the containers as quickly as possible

do not open

or test them before you need them

in case of an accident

each package is for single use only

and must be used in its entirety

to optimize emergency rinsing

I hope I've answered all your questions

and we remain at your disposal

see you soon

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