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Would strong cleaning products that accidentally go into eyes damage eyesight? should i get an eyesight test after such incident or just let it go?
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Probably OK: Household cleaning products unless it was lye based are generally of too weak a strength to cause any major damage. I am guessing that you flushed out the eyes immediately. If your vision is fine, the eyes are comfortable and no red, then you can tough it out but see an ophthalmologist if any of these are positive.
Answered 11/26/2017
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