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I was cleaning and i got lysol cleaner in my eye a bit by rubbing!! the sting was there but has subsided. what should i do? is this a huge concern??
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Wash your eye out with warm water, That should suffice. Good Luck
Answered 6/7/2021
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Wash it with water. If the eye is quiet (no redness, pain or discharge) and vision is normal, there are no concerns. If you have any residual symptoms you should see an eye care provider.
Answered 6/28/2021
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