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Hy! i looked into my scanner at home for 20 times (while i scanning), i aware from any eye demage, so this indicent can couse any?
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You are probably ok: While I would not recommend looking directly at the light of the scanner (or any other intense light source), having already done that 20 times is unlikely to hurt you. Just look away in the future.
Answered 7/9/2015
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