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I hear afterward that pouring milk on your eyes...
I hear afterward that pouring milk on your eyes helps neutralize the acid in the pepper spray. But I'm guessing anything really that is heavy alkaline would do they job.
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Probably not. as it intensifies in liquid.
Probably not. as it intensifies in liquid.
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Same. Chronic Dry Eye....plus I have extended...
Same. Chronic Dry Eye....plus I have extended wear contacts so I take them out about once a month. Not a good combo. lol
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I have contacts, so I understand eye pain. Every...
I have contacts, so I understand eye pain. Every time an eyelash gets underneath, my whole world turns upside down lol
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Pepper spray is not part of boot camp correct? ...
Pepper spray is not part of boot camp correct? Just the confidence chamber? Or does everybody get the chance for painful eyes?
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Not going to lie, having somebody dress up in...
Not going to lie, having somebody dress up in pads from head to toe and then being able to beat them with sticks sounds a bit fun!
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