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First aid solutions
August 1st 2006

Kays Medical has introduced Trivorex and Diphoterine emergency response products to deal with chemical spills and splashes.

Trivorex neutralises and absorbs chemical spills, acid or alkaline and is said to work on all chemical products regardless of the concentration.

The product is simply applied around and over the problem area. It neutralises and absorbs, with the mixture solidifying and expanding. The solidified residue can then be picked up for disposal.

Diphoterine works as a first aid emergency treatment on all corrosive and irritant products. Kays Medical believes it to be the only product to absorb the chemical rather than push it into the skin or do nothing for the chemical in the skin.

The sterile solution can be used safely on skin and eye tissue and is non-corrosive and non-toxic.

Both products come in a variety of sizes and forms.

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