Instruction for use
Plum Wound and Eyewash pH Neutral 4.9% Phosphate
Intended purpose
Plum Wound and Eyewash pH Neutral 4.9% Phosphate is a first aid product for wounds and eyes irrigation involving accidents with acids and alkali.
Instruction for use – pictograms – Plum Wound and Eyewash pH Neutral 4.9% Phosphate
Twist the cap.
Rinse eye or wound with Plum Wound and Eyewash pH Neutral 4.9% Phosphate. Empty the bottle.
Twist the cap.
Continue rinsing with Plum Wound and Eyewash 0.9% Sodium Chloride. Empty the bottle.
Throw away the empty bottles.
Seek medical advice.
Instruction for use – pictograms – Plum Wound and Eyewash pH Neutral 4.9% Phosphate DUO
Twist the cap.
Rinse eyes or wound with Plum Wound and Eyewash pH Neutral 4.9% Phosphate DUO. Empty the bottle.
Twist the cap.
Continue rinsing with Plum Wound and Eyewash 0.9% Sodium Chloride DUO. Empty the bottle.
Throw away the empty DUO bottles.
Seek medical advice.
| Further information can be found in a booklet on the back of the label. |
| Indicates the medical device manufacturer and is shown together with name and address of manufacturer. |
| CE marking with notified body number. |
| Single sterile barrier system. |
| Medical device. |
| Temperature limit for use. |
| Temperature limit for storage. |
| Peel off / open the outer layer of the label to read the booklet with further information. |
| Instructs how the bottle must be turned. |
| Do not use if package is damaged. |
| Do not re-use. The medical device is intended for single use only. |
| Informs of the manufacturer’s batch code to identify the batch / lot. |
| Use-by date. Indicates the date after which the medical device must not be used. |
| Production date |
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| Warning Substances containing calcium such as: calcium hydroxide, cement, and lime, may increase the risk of adverse effects if corneal damage occurs, which may lead to corneal calcification. |
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| Warning Hydrofluoric acid is toxic and highly corrosive to eyes, skin, and bones. Plum Eyewash pH Neutral 4.9% Phosphate is not intended as first aid for eye accidents involving hydrofluoric acid, because it does not limit the corrosive effect of HF. |
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| Warning NaClO can be found in cleaning agents (bleaches). Although the irritating effect of alkali will be reduced by the use of buffer, the irritating effect of chlorine will be in-creased. Therefore, it is not recommended to use the product in case of such splashes. |
