avoiding irritants

What should be done in case of accidental exposure to irritants?

In case of accidental exposure, follow the lab’s emergency protocols. This typically includes immediate washing of the affected area with water, seeking medical attention, and reporting the incident to a supervisor. Properly maintained safety equipment like eyewash stations and emergency showers are essential.

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