The initial reporter alleged that while cleaning the sample line on the cobas 6000 e 601 module they got the detergent eco-d / ecotergent in the eye.The customer did not wear protective glasses.The customer stated that this occurred while they were injecting into the sample syringe tubing.When the wash solution contacted the customer's eye, the eye was immediately rinsed with saline the customer went to the hospital for consultation.The customer did not have eye lesions and was given antibiotic cream and eyedrops.Later in the day, the customer was better and her vision was not impaired.Product labeling for the eco-d / ecotergent states to wear protective gloves / protective clothing / eye protection/ face protection.Product labeling for the e601 states to wear appropriate protective equipment, including, but not limited to: safety glasses with side shields, fluid-resistant lab coat, and approved disposable gloves.
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