When Things Go Wrong, Open Your Eyes.

From the moment that I put that on my desk I knew in the back of my mind it just might happen Cathy Criado . I wish I would have listened to myself and put it in a drawer instead. Lucky for me my eye Dr. is about 25' away from my office and he had delt with this more than once.

Good thing you were able to dodge the bullet Myrl Jeffcoat, let's hope you and I keep our eyes open in the future. 

Well June Piper-Brandon I sure learned NOT to put crazy glue in my eyes 😬 but you are spot on that we do learn and it is indeed the mother of invention. 

I've glued my fingers together and my fingers to other objects but those did not require a Dr's assistance so just be careful when you get to that gluing Endre Barath, Jr. 

Paddy Deighan MBA JD PhD the good news is that the eye does a lot of the work with flooding by tears and the glue solidifies very quickly so for the most part he just picks it out chunk by chunk. I did lose a bit of eyelash as well but they grew back. Now if I would not have physically held my eye open as soon as I realized my mistake I don't know what they do if your eye is actually glued shut.

That's right Kat Palmiotti . Lucky my unfortunate accident was repairable. I don't know if you can be a licensed driver with just one eye but that would be a bummer if you couldn't.

Nina Hollander, Broker my Love, North Dakota gets very dry in the winter and the skin near your fingernails crack and bleed for us guys who do not use dry skin treatment on our hands so it's just easy to glue our skin back together and keep on working.

Ed Silva it was right at my work desk and lucky for me my eye Dr. is just one door away. No emergency room needed. As far as needed read the comment above to Nina Hollander, Broker . To elaborate a little further the indoor air in our long winters is very dry as it is usually cycled over and over through the furnace.