What action would you take if chemical goes to your eyes?

Answer 1

Generally, flush the eye with water for a period of time (like ten minutes). It depends on what chemical it is. Some require rinsing with water, some require an emergency room trip after a good flushing with water. Consult the label in the chemical packaging.

Answer 2

if you get chemeicals in your eye go to the sink and wash your eye out with warm water for atleast 5 minutes if that doesnt work go to the hospital emergency room quickly i learned to do this at school im 10 years old but i am sure that this will work.

Answer 3

typically, there should be an eyewash station in the lab or a small bottle that sprays a liquid designed to clean out any chemicals in your eye. :)

... if you do not find either of these in your lab, it is technically not up to safety conduct and must be reported.

Answer 4

if chemical splashes into your eyes in the lab you should immediately rinse it out in the emergency eyewash fountain,sittuated at the back or side of the lab

Answer 5

Most labs have an eyewash station you should use. If it doesn't, flush your eye with water immediately.

Answer 6

Depends on the chemical, but just try and flush water in your eye and call a doctor.Try not to touch it too much..

Answer 7

the eye wash

Answer 8

flush it with running water