Eye Wash Station for Emergency Eye Wash - Faucet Mounted Eye Wash Station Attachment with Multi-Angle Rotating, Eye Wash Faucet Sink Attachment with 5 Adapters, Eye Washer Adapter for Faucets

This has been a great product for our restaurant, actually much better than the $350 one we had previously. Still no leaks. The only issue is the covers break off.

An eyewash station is a must in every workshop, regardless of other eye protection. Installed this on my utility sink in my garage. First time I used it was when a gnat flew under my safety glasses and stuck to my eyeball. Flushed it out instantly. Super easy to install and use, and doesn't take up much room or limit the use of your sink in any way. Very good quality with a lever valve, rather than those push-pull pin-type ones that end up sticking.

I like it but the problem is the streaming are not equal from both ends. One reaches one eye and the other one not

Easy to installed

Easy to install

No issues at all

I needed this device for quite a while now, when I use a backpack sprayer or an attached spraying bottle on the hose to spray around the house the ornamental plants and shrubs, moss and lichens that grow where they’re not supposed to and such. While none of the solutions I spray with are toxic at the concentration they get applied, occasionally the wind brings back some mist that somehow finds its way into my eyes and gets me concerned with what the bottle label said about getting the darn stuff in my eyes. Even at low concentration, and even natural oils are not a good thing to get into the eyes. So, on occasion I spend 10 minutes or more splashing water to my eyes and never sure I did enough. This device is exactly what I wish I had on such occasions, and what I’ll use going forward. This device is well built, joins are well sealed and feel sturdy, has mesh filters at least on the main coupling and then on each water path. Comes with a lot of adapters, and one of those does fit my faucet. The blame for doing and redoing the Teflon tape is not clearly attributable between the faucet and this device’s thread, but I got it well sealed in the end and that settles it. Using the device requires a bit of practice, at least it did (and still does) for me: the jets are adjustable independently, but who’s going to do the adjustment? Well, the same person that gets water jets in his eyes, while he gets all this water in his eyes. Have to go by feel and that takes a bit of practice. As for the splash around the sink, it’s just a fact of life, no way to completely avoid it. The manual is in funny English but intelligible. A lot of concern on not cleaning the device with harsh chemicals, not stated why. I’m less concerned about affecting the (otherwise, perfect) finish, I’m very concerned about traces of said chemicals ending up in my eyes. One downside is that there is no way to completely disassemble this for getting it dry inside. For me, chances are it will see sporadic usage, and also seasonal. I am concerned with water sitting inside for long periods of time, then possibly getting bacteria or mold into my eyes. Best I can think of, I’ll make sure to run water through the jets paths periodically, to ensure there’s no stale water inside.

I am an Amazon Vine reviewer, and I did receive this product for free for an HONEST review. I am reviewing the Eye Wash Station sold by the Fiivas store. At the time of this review, this product is being sold for $53.99 and the exact same product is being sold on other sites for $60-$70. I chose this item because despite almost always using eye protection when working with power tools or chemicals, occasionally eye protection is forgotten or stray sawdust still manages to get into our eyes. We do a lot of DIY stuff with wood and metal, as well as using industrial strength vinegar for weeds and soap making with Lye. I wanted an eye wash station in the off chance something damaging gets in our eyes. This eye wash station comes with 5 adaptors. I tried it on all of my faucets. It fit on my kitchen faucet, the master bath faucet and the garage faucet. They are all different brands and styles. There was only one faucet this eye wash station didn’t fit on and that is my pretty faucet in the guest bathroom, the threaded part of the faucet is just a bit too small for any of the adapters. I would say that this is an excellent product that it’s adaptors fit on 3 out or 4 of my sinks. I was able to install it with just my hands, I did not have to tighten it down for it to work without leaking, though I did tighten it down later, once I installed it in it’s permanent home in the garage. It does come with instructions, which really aren’t necessary if one has ever unscrewed the aerator from their sink to clean it. This eye wash station is fully adjustable so it can be angled any direction for use. It is made of what appears to be high quality metal and I don’t foresee any problems with corrosion. I like the protective caps to keep the eye wash outlets clean, as our garage is not a clean environment, it is used frequently and built up with sawdust and other garage junk. I would highly recommend this product to anyone that does a lot of DIY building activities, yard work, or any type of activities with chemicals that might cause eye damage. This product is reasonable priced and well made. I have no criticisms of this item. I hope this review helped and happy shopping!