Try reading the information on the bottle. The stuff there might say something about that. They'll usually say to immediately rinse out with water.
F#ck ya it will...use a solution of 3 parts rubbing alcohol to one part water in a spray bottle and you have a kick a$$ eye glass cleaning solution. Just be sure to rinse your glasses under warm water before using the solution and buff with a lens cloth. Your $h1t will be clear as day.
pray
By touching things then rubbing your eye.
No, the alcohol can damage the surface of the eye. Instead, go to an eye doctor, and have her express the material from within the stye. It should then dry up and go away.
There's link between eye rubbing and keratoconus is strengthening.
They should apply eye drops prescribed by the ophthalmologist to prevent infection, manage pain, and reduce swelling. They should also avoid rubbing, bumping, or getting water into the operated eye.
band aids, rubbing alcohol, elastic wrap, aspirin, cotton application, eye wash, adhesive tape, gloves, pocket sized blanket and other things you think you will need to be safe.
because you are irritating the eye
it can be from rubbing your eye with force, maybe getting something in your eye, or allergies.
All you have to do is get a Q-tip and wet it with some warm water and rub it over his/her eye and keep rubbing back and and front until it opens no need to take to vet
accidentally yes, are you familiar with Pirate movies?
In a first aid setting, you should not adminster any form of alcohol to the eye itself. While blindness is an conceivable result, so are other eye injuries. More often, when I see alcohol and blindness in the same sentence, it may have to do with failures in the distillation process while attempting to produce ethanol (grain alcohol -- aka Everclear), where methanol (or fusel oils) are accidentally produced. Human ingestion of methanol/fusel oils can cause neurological damage, including blindness. [[User:Cjonb|Cjonb]] 16:57, 3 Jun 2008 (UTC)