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A member asked:
Hello! i got some battery fluid on my skin. im paranoid because im thinkin now i will have cancer because of that. i washed it instantly, any chances ?
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Likely no problem: Battery fluid is typically acidic, sulfuric acid, and may burn, but is not a common cause of cancer.
Answered 3/25/2018
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