The document provides safety information about handling acids and discusses differences between oral and topical antifungals. It notes that acids can be corrosive and weak acids found in products like lotions and baking soda should not be applied to broken skin or mucous membranes. Strong acids like bleach and battery acid require gloves. Oral antifungals can have side effects because fungi and humans are both eukaryotes, whereas bacteria and viruses differ more from human cells, allowing antibiotics and antivirals to be taken with fewer side effects. Oral antifungals should only be used for serious fungal infections, not cosmetic issues, due to their toxicity.