Would a tazer gun kill you if it got in the eye?

No, a taser gun would not kill you if it got in the eye. Tasers are designed to temporarily incapacitate a person by disrupting the electrical signals that control muscle movement. They work by delivering a brief, high-voltage electrical shock to the body. The voltage of a taser gun is typically between 50,000 and 100,000 volts, but the current is very low, typically less than 1 ampere. This means that the taser gun delivers a high voltage but a low amount of energy.

The human body is a good conductor of electricity, so when a taser gun is used, the electrical current travels through the body and disrupts the electrical signals that control muscle movement. This can cause the person to lose control of their muscles and temporarily become incapacitated. However, the electrical shock from a taser gun is not powerful enough to cause serious injury or death.

There have been a few cases of people dying after being tased, but these deaths were typically due to underlying medical conditions or other factors, such as the person falling and hitting their head. In general, taser guns are considered to be a safe and effective way to temporarily incapacitate a person.