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A member asked:
Sprayed flovent inhaler into my eye on accident. will i be alright? i rinsed it out with water
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Not a problem: Your blinking and natural tears will remove the residual material after the flushing out that you have already done. Nothing to worry about.
Answered 6/10/2017
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