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Help!! Hit with green laser pointer in eye! I don\’t know what to do!!?

On Monday I was hit with a green laser pointer in my left eye from a very close range(probably 1-2feet away) It was only for about a second of exposure.

Im not exactly sure but my eye seems to be more blurry than normal. It may be that I am just imagining it but I need someone elses opinion on this!
I happened to have the same laser pointer so I know some of the specifications

Max output power- <30mW
Wavelength- 532nm(+-)10
Class III laser product
The product complies with 21 CFR (what does this mean?)

I bought this for about 30$ so its not a really expensive model.

Any help is greatly appreciated!!!
Thanks!

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