Bleaches (noncosmetic)

10YOF TOOK A SIP OF BLEACH INTENTIONALLY SHE THOUGHT SHE COULD POSSIBLY DIE FROM DOING THIS. SHE RECENTLY WAS STARTED ON *** AND *** APPROX 6 WEEKS AGO AND HAS HAD IMPULSIVE ACTIONS SINCE THAT TIME. DX: SUICIDAL IDEATION, INTENTIONAL INGESTION

31YOF PRESENTS TO ED FOR COUGH. PT STATES SHE HAS HAD A COUGH FOR 2 WKS. PT CONCERNED SHE FOUND MOLD IN BEDROOM BEFORE CHRISTMAS AND INHALED IT. PT ALSO CONCERNED INHALED BLEACH WHICH SHE WAS TRYING TO CLEAN THE MOLD WITH. PT WORKS NIGHTS AT HOSPITAL AND UNABLE TO GET TIME OFF TO SEEK CARE. DX: URI

3YOM PUT IS HAND IN THE MOP BUCKET THAT HELD BLEACH AND ***, DX RASH TO FACE

72YOF PRESENTS TO THE ED WITH SLIGHT BLURRINESS TO LEFT EYE. REPORTS POURING BLEACH AND SPLASHING SOME INTO HER LEFT EYE. RINSED IMMEDIATELY. DX: NONE (AMA)

24 YOF C/O RASH ON RIGHT 5TH FINGER AFTER CLEANING SHEETS WITH BLEACH RECENTLY. DX: RASH, DRY SKIN

30 YOM ACCIDENTALLY SPLASHED BLEACH INTO HIS FACE AND EYES, DX; CORNEAL ABRASION

52YOM WITH PARANOIA AND THOUGHT THERE WERE BUGS ON SKIN AND BLOOD AND HAS ABRASIONS ON FOREARM FROM CUTTING HIMSELF TO GET THE BUGS OUT . PT ALSO POURED BLEACH ON THE SKIN AS WELL . UNKNOWN WHICH OBJECT PT USED TO CUT HIMSELF . PT DID NOT CUT HIMSELF TO HURT HIMSELF DX: DX: SEPSIS

23YOF ACCIDENTALLY DRANK BLEACH INSTEAD OF WATER AT WARMING SHELTER, REPORTS BLEACH WAS IN WATER BOTTLE DX: BLEACH INGESTION

50YOF, DROPPED A GALLON OF BLEACH ON THE BATHROOM FLOOR THEN WAS CLEANING IT UP, EXPOSED TO THE FUMES AND DEVELOPED SHORTNESS OF BREATH, HISTORY OF ASTHMA, DX: EXPOSURE TO CHEMICAL INHALATION; MODERATE PERSISTENT ASTHMA

33YOF WAS CLEANING THE BATHROOM AT HOME WITH BLEACH AND DEVELOPED COUGHING AND WHEEZING AFTER INHALING THE FUMES DX: WEEZES

42YOM, CLEANING THE FLOOR WITH BLEACH AND SUDDENLY FELT LIGHTHEADED, WHILE WAITING TO BE SEEN HIS SYMPOTOMS RESOLVED, DX: EXPOSURE TO CHEMICAL INHALATION

37YOM WAS CLEANING HIS TOILET WITH SOME BLEACH CONTAINING TOILET CLEANER WHEN HE INHALED THE FUMES AND DEVELOPED SHORTNESS OF BREATH DX: INHALATION OF NOXIOUS FUMES

I cleaned my shower and the product burnt my eyes and skin.The area is very well-ventilated, and I've never had a problem with fumes before this. The bleach concentration seems much too high. This is a dangerous product.

Ultra Concentrated Bleach tablets. Appearance imitates the size and shape of a candy. No child proof cap or other safety measures on packaging. Product sold by national retailer dollar general, so likely is nationwide. Increased potential for child ingestion due to unsafe packaging

I bought a bathroom cleaner that supposedly contained bleach, but was almost pure ammonia.

(11/27/2015) The consumer stated that he poured about 1/3 cup or less in the water to wash dishes. He did not use gloves. The consumer stated that he always use bleach in his dishwasher and had used this brand before. While he was washing dishes, he noticed that his hands were getting red and swollen. The consumer put [REDACTED] on his hands. (11/28/2015) The consumer stated on the next day his hands were painful, swollen and raw. He went to [REDACTED]General Hospital ER. The doctor diagnosed second degree chemical burns. (11/30/2015) The consumer contacted Walmart to advise them of what happened. He spoke with [RFDACTED] who took the information and gave the consumer a case number [REDACTED]. (12/2015) The consumer received a message from Walmart advising him that his claim had been referred to the manufacturer. (12/7/2015) The consumer was contacted by [REDACTED] from Kik Custom Products. He was advised that the batch was tested and it was fine. She advised the consumer that the manufacturer would not pay the claim because he did not wear gloves.

(11/10/2012) The consumer stated that she sprayed the cleaner on the shower wall and in the tub of the bathroom. The consumer stated that her eyes started watering and her nose started running profusely. She stated that she wiped down and rinsed the walls and tub with clear water. She stated that this took about 15 minutes. The consumer stated that afterward she could not breath. She stated that she was wheezing and coughing. The consumer stated that the vent fan was on and the bathroom door was open. The consumer stated that she was coughing and had shortness of breath all night. She stated that she went to Associates in Family Medicine Urgent Care on !0/11/2012. The address is [REDACTED] The telephone number is[REDACTED]. She stated that she was seen by Dr. [REDACTED], Urgent care doctor on duty. She stated that she was given an albuterol sulfate nebulizer treatment because she could not breath. The he did an xray. The xray indicated reactive airway dysfunction symptom (RADS). She stated that it was caused from inhaling one of the chemicals in the product. She is being treated for inhaled irritant induced asthma. She was prescribed prednisone and albuterol nebulizer treatments at home. (11/15/2012)The consumer stated that she followed up with her health care provider, [REDACTED]. PA at[REDACTED][REDACTED] She was given an albuterol nebulizer treatment in her office.