In case of chemical exposure:

• Don't rub eyes.
• Immediately wash out the eye with water.
• Continue flushing for 15 to 20 minutes.
• If irritation persists get medical help.
• Do not bandage the eye.

In case of a blow to the eye:

• Don't rub eyes.
• Apply a cold compress, but don't put pressure on the eye.
• Take over-the-counter pain reliever.
• If there is bruising, bleeding, change in vision, or it hurts when your eye moves, see a doctor right away.

In case of a foreign particle in the eye:

• Don't rub eyes.
• Pull the lower lid down and blink repeatedly.
• If particle is still there, rinse with eyewash.
• If rinsing doesn't help, close eye, bandage it lightly, and see a doctor.