Tear gas, a chemical irritant commonly used by law enforcement to quell unrest, can cause severe discomfort and temporary blindness. While it’s tempting to wash your face with water after exposure to teargas, doing so can actually worsen the situation. Here’s why:...CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>
Tear gas is a chemical compound called 2-chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS). When released, CS particles vaporize and penetrate the eyes, nose, and throat, causing irritation and inflammation. The eyes are ...CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>