Magula 17oz x2 Portable Eye Wash Station, OSHA-Approved, BPA Free, Wall-Mounted

Magula 17oz x2 Portable Eye Wash Station — OSHA-Approved, BPA Free, Wall-Mounted

The Magula 17oz x2 Portable Eye Wash Station is the budget entry point into the bottle-tier eyewash category — two 17-ounce bottles on a wall bracket, priced at $24.66. It is not a sustained-flush primary station; it is a point-of-hazard supplemental unit meant to cover the first seconds of a splash before a worker reaches larger equipment. This page covers what ships in the box, how it compares to the rest of the Magula and MAASTERS bottle lineup on this site, and what to pair it with.

The Magula 17oz x2 Portable Eye Wash Station is a wall-mounted, dual-bottle supplemental eyewash unit whose listing states OSHA-Approved and BPA Free — it is not a substitute for a gravity-fed or plumbed primary station.

Key features

• Two 17-ounce bottles on one wall bracket — more solution on hand than a single-bottle unit
• BPA-free construction stated directly in the listing
• Wall-mounted format — fixed at the point of hazard rather than stored loose
• One of the lowest entry prices in the bottle tier alongside the CGOLDENWALL Emergency Eye Wash Station
• Sibling to the single-unit Magula Portable Eye Wash Station for facilities standardizing on one bracket style
• Backed by the larger Magula 9-Gallon tank in the same brand family if a facility needs to step up

Specifications

Use cases

• Small shops and workbenches that need point-of-hazard eyewash without the wall space a gravity tank requires
• Facilities budgeting a first bottle unit before scaling into the eyewash stations collection's gravity-fed tier
• Backup or secondary mount points around a facility's primary station
• Buyers building an eye-protection program alongside the safety glasses collection

What pairs with the Magula 17oz x2?

This bottle unit is the point-of-hazard layer, not the whole plan. If a hazard assessment calls for sustained flushing, pair it with a gravity-fed tank such as the MAASTERS 8 Gallon Portable Eye Wash Station or the brand-matched Magula 9-Gallon Portable Gravity-Fed Eye Wash Station. Keep refill solution on hand with PhysiciansCare Sterile Eye Wash Solution or the smaller PhysiciansCare 7-006 Eye Wash Solution. What does not pair with it: this unit is not a plumbed fixture and does not meet the ANSI/ISEA Z358.1 primary-equipment definition on its own — review the requirements in our ANSI Z358.1 eyewash requirements explainer before certifying any bottle unit as primary coverage. For broader workplace first aid program requirements, see our OSHA first aid kit requirements reference.

Where the Magula 17oz x2 sits in the bottle tier

The bottle tier on this site spans roughly $4 to $55, with the Magula 17oz x2 near the lower end thanks to its two-bottle format at a single-bottle-tier price.

• Consider the Magula 17oz x2 if two bottles at the lowest price in the tier is the priority.
• Consider the MAASTERS with Mirror if solo-worker self-flushing is a realistic scenario at your site — see the MAASTERS BPA Free Portable Eye Wash Station review.
• Consider the Magula 9-Gallon tank if your hazard assessment requires sustained-flush primary coverage instead.

Ready to order the Magula 17oz x2?

Consider the Magula 17oz x2 Portable Eye Wash Station below through WC Safety, or check the current Amazon price. It ships alongside the rest of the eyewash stations collection and the first aid kits parent collection. For the broader hazard-to-equipment decision, start with the which first aid kit do you need pillar guide.

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Magula 17oz x2 Portable Eye Wash Station — Buying FAQ

Is the Magula 17oz x2 widely available from major suppliers?

It sits alongside the rest of the eyewash stations collection. Check the current Amazon listing above.

What comes in the box?

Two 17-ounce bottles and a wall-mount bracket. It does not include refill solution beyond the initial fill or any bleeding-control gear.

Should I order the Magula 17oz x2 or a gravity-fed tank?

Order this bottle unit if you need point-of-hazard coverage on a budget. Order a tank like the MAASTERS 8 Gallon Portable Eye Wash Station if your hazard assessment calls for sustained 15-minute-class flushing.

Can I order this alongside a gravity-fed tank in the same checkout?

Yes — bottle units and tanks are both stocked separately and ship together. Many buyers order this bottle unit for the exact splash point and a tank for the sustained-flush layer nearby.

Is the price shown here the same as Amazon's price?

Prices are set independently and change over time. Use the Amazon button above to see the current live price, and check WC Safety's cart for our current price before ordering.

Does WC Safety sell replacement solution for this unit?

Yes — PhysiciansCare Sterile Eye Wash Solution and the smaller PhysiciansCare 7-006 Eye Wash Solution are both stocked separately for refills.

How do I confirm the Amazon listing linked here is the genuine product?

The Amazon button above links directly to ASIN B0CG67NW88 for this exact unit. Confirm the seller is Magula or a verified Amazon retailer before completing checkout.

Can I return the Magula 17oz x2 if it does not fit my mount space?

Check WC Safety's current return policy at checkout before ordering. Unopened units are typically the most straightforward to return or exchange.

Does WC Safety sell this in bulk for multiple mount points?

Contact WC Safety directly for multi-unit orders. Facilities equipping several stations at once should reach out before placing repeated single-unit orders.

Is this the same as the single-bottle Magula unit?

No — this is the dual-bottle 17oz x2 version. The single-unit Magula Portable Eye Wash Station is a separate listing at a different price; confirm the ASIN before ordering if bottle count matters to your decision.

What wall material does the bracket mount to?

The bracket is designed for standard wall mounting; use fasteners rated for your wall type (stud, masonry, or drywall anchor) and check local building requirements for your facility.

Can I order this for a home workshop instead of a commercial site?

Yes — the same bottle-and-bracket format works for home shops, garages, and hobby spaces handling mild chemical exposure risk, not just commercial facilities.

What should I add to my order if I am building a full eyewash program?

Pair this unit with a gravity-fed tank from the eyewash stations collection and prevention gear from the safety glasses collection to cover both prevention and response in one order.