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Can shampoo in the eyes cause retinal damage or other serious harm? my floaters seemed worse, and my vision "bright," after shampoo got in my eyes.
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No: Getting shampoo in the eye can cause a to of irritation and burning. However it will not affect the inside of the eye. Also the brightness should not be affected.
Answered 9/24/2017
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