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Viral TikTok has Philadelphia doctors warning of painful eye drop, nail glue mixup
A TikTok video has become a cautionary tale – one of many that often go viral in hopes of warning people about a dangerous trend.
Watch: Doctors note increase in cases of glue mistaken for eye drops
Doctors with a Colorado hospital system are urging eye drop users to read labels carefully after noting an uptick in cases of people accidentally putting glue into their eyes.
Doctors warn of rise in nail glue mistaken for eye drops
Doctors in Denver are cautioning the public about a painful mix-up that has led to an increase in emergency room visits. Patients are mistakenly using lash or nail glue instead of eye drops, a trend that has been highlighted by a viral TikTok video shared over 41,000 times.
People are increasingly mistaking glue for eye drops. Try not to do that.
According to the University of Colorado Health (UCHealth) system, a concerning number of individuals are confusing nail glue or eyelash glue for eye drops and, well, you can imagine the rest. "There are times when we have to cut the lashes if they're glued together,
Doctors see increase in people mixing up nail glue and eye drops
Doctors said they're seeing more patients come in who have confused lash or nail glue with eyedrops. Michelle Obama will talk divorce, newfound freedom and friendship—but refuses to delve into politics—on a newly announced podcast with her brother,
An alarming number of people are mistaking nail glue for eyedrops
She said she was “half asleep” and needed to put her antibiotic eyedrops in, but she accidentally grabbed KISS nail glue. The woman posted a video from her hospital bed, showing a tube rinsing out her eye.
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