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Got a splash of alcohol free mouthwash in my eye. i poorly attempted to rinse my eye . will my eye be alright?
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No problem: You did the right thing flushing it out. This product should cause no harm to your eye.
Answered 8/18/2018
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Eye irritation : A tiny splash of mouthwash that splashed into you eye will cause an irritation and tear production that will wash the irritant. out of your eye. You may have some redness for a short time.. Your eye will feel better soon. Rinsing was the right thing to do.
Answered 8/18/2018
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