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Is baby oil a danger to your eyes?
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No: Not harmful to eyes but shouldn't be used as an eyedrop or lubricant. I am guessing that you splashed some in your eye or your babies eye. It will rapidly clean itself out and do not harm.
Answered 10/3/2020
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