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I got lightly splashed in the eye with non bleach clorox wipe solution. i rinsed it out will this cause me to go blind?
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If you rinsed it out of your eye, it will likely cause nothing more than some irritation. If you are having any vision changes, then see an eye doctor to have your eye evaluated. Good luck!
Answered 8/31/2023
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