Antiperspirant/Deoderant

Symptoms: The most common symptoms are nausea, vomiting, and an upset stomach. Large amounts could have a laxative effect.

What to do: Give a snack and fluids to settle the stomach and monitor the patient closely over the next few hours for any symptoms. Call back to Poison center if any symptoms.

Symptoms: Commonly irritation and redness. Eye injury is possible.

What to do: Rinse eye for 5 minutes, rest eye for 1 hour away from bright lights, medicated drops, and additional rinsing. Call back to Poison center for an assessment.

Symptoms: mouth and throat irritation. May trigger more severe reaction in people with asthma or COPD.

What to do: eat a cold snack or drink cool water for mouth and throat irritation. Get fresh air for respiratory irritation.