article_snippet: They note in They paper, though, that ‘the high risk of cellular toxicity from outside contaminants being absorbed through the skin make this chemical something that should only be handled with caution.
article_snippet: As a result it is not advisable for people to carry out the procedure themselves at home.
article_snippet: Russell Peake, Eye Health Condition Manager at Boots Opticians, told MailOnline that people should not attempt to recreate the experiment. '
article_snippet: Unless a solution has been prescribed or recommended by an optometrist, GP or pharmacist, people should not be inserting anything into people eyes,' Zhaohui Zhong warned. '
article_snippet: An invasive eye procedure should only ever be undertaken by a trained expert in a clinical environment, as wrong use could lead to disruption or damage of the eye
article_snippet: We would strongly advise against anyone trying this at home as the risks could potentially be very damaging and would advise people speak to people local optician for further information or advice.'
article_snippet: the experiment is not advisable to try this at home.
highlights_snippet: But researchers warn of a high risk of cellular toxicity as a result of the solution and said chemicals should be 'handled with caution’ 