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My daughter 18 yrs drank 2 pump of hand sanitizer, is it serious?
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What sanitizer ? Sanitizers vary in their chemical composition. Those made with methyl alcohol are extremely dangerous if ingested. Those made of isopropyl alcohol are less so. Those made with ethyl alcohol may have added chemicals that are potentially risky but are often similar to common highly concentrated alcoholic beverages.
Answered 8/2/2021
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