How to Remove Particles from the Eye?

Try to blink to allow your tears to wash it out. Do not rub your eye. If the particle is behind your upper eyelid, pull the upper lid out and over the lower lid and roll your eye upward. This can help get the particle come off the upper lid and flush out of the eye.

How do you get something out of your eye that won't come out?

Blink your eyes to let the tears and lubrication to work towards removing the object. Flush your eyes with clean water for ten to fifteen minutes. If the particle is stuck in your upper eyelid, gently pull the upper eyelid over your lower. When you let go, chances are that the object would come out.

What happens if something stays in your eye?

If an object gets into your eye it can damage the surface of the cornea. This is known as “corneal abrasion” or “corneal erosion.” It's not always visible. If you have a corneal abrasion it can feel like there's still something in your eye – even if the object has been removed.