A member asked:

I have accidentaly touched my mouth with a finger after i refueled my car. gasoline was on my tongue, a drop of it. do i risk anything?

3 doctors weighed in across 2 answers
Dr. John Munshower answered

Specializes in Family Medicine

NO: 1 drop of gasoline on your tongue should have no long term ill effects. Other than an original instantaneouosly "bad taste" you may have possibly experienced, 1 drop of gas should do no harm to you.

Answered 6/13/2018

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Dr. Brett Noorda answered

Specializes in Dentistry

Wash: Just wash the contacted skin areas with soap and water, and rinse your mouth out with water and spit. Have no fear. A single drop of gasoline will cause no harm to either your skin or tongue. There is no risk of poisoning with that small of an amount.

Answered 6/13/2018

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