Is hydro-peroxide dangerous to the eye?

A lot depends on the concentration, but hydrogen peroxide is a strong oxidising agent. The typical case of this getting it in the eyes is from contact lenses that have been sterilised but not rinsed. In that instance, it would be wise to rinse your eyes with a saline solution, ideally keeping the eye immersed for a few minutes. read more

In that instance, it would be wise to rinse your eyes with a saline solution, ideally keeping the eye immersed for a few minutes. An extremely dilute solution might be OK, but I question why you would want to put that near your eyes. read more

But if you are still worried about your eyes you can wash your eyes with clear water for a few times. If you feel unsafe, you can have a little drops of eye drops. But if the hydrogen peroxide is not commercial hydrogen peroxide, you had better wash your eyes with a lot of water for several times and go to consult a doctor. read more