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My sister accidentally rubbed some facial cream into her eyes, what should she do?
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Blink: If the eye is extremely irritated, can try artificial tears or gentle sterile eye wash. If irritation persists after another hour, i would recommend a visit to your eye doctor or urgent care.
Answered 8/21/2013
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