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Don't use visine. It has chemicals. Use plain saline eye wash, that is chameleon safe.
Here's an example of what you can use to flush out a chameleon's eye:
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If the bottle's tip creates a tight stream of liquid then you can carefully but deliberately squirt the stream directly at the chameleon's eyelid slit and literally fill-up the eye lid with the saline solution. With cooperation, some chameleons will let you gently rub the outside of the eyelid to break-up the gunk inside to aid with the flushing process. Some will even press their eye/head against your finger in order to rub their eye on their own. Dr. Greek showed me this saline squirting technique and I've used it several times helping other keeper's chameleons as well as my own and had good success. It seems to be very effective at breaking-up gunk in an infected eye before administering antibiotic drops.
Note that it is thimerosal and chlorhexidine free.