Do you have any of the following symptoms that require emergency treatment? Call 911 or other emergency services immediately.

• An object has punctured and penetrated the eye. Note: Do not bandage or put any pressure on the eye. If an object has penetrated the eyeball, hold the object in place to prevent further movement and injury to the eye.
• An eyeball is bulging out of its socket or looks abnormal after an injury.
• Sudden partial or complete vision loss has occurred in one or both eyes. Note: Treatment is needed within 90 minutes to save vision.
• Severe pain continues after 30 minutes of flushing a chemical from the eye.
• Normal vision is limited to one functional eye.