Help me rescue this chickies eye?

[ParchedLand]

This is my first set of chickens and I’m already feeling overwhelmed. Please help
We got them last Friday and almost immediately two of the chicks started pecking at the other’s eyes. I thought they may need more space so went and quickly bought a baby play pen to give them ample room. No luck. After isolating them, one completely stopped but the other continues to peck at the eyes.. so she’s been in isolation this whole time.
I tried to reunite them Wednesday night - she seemed fine for almost an hour so I let her stay but Thursday morning noticed two birds looking a lot less well around the eyes.
I’ve been using a medication I used for my own eyes and it helped the first shut eye we found Sunday morning but now this is happening on a different chick (see pics) she’s still eating and drinking thankfully but I’m worried the eye may be lost.

 

[Bella the Chicken Lover]

This is my first set of chickens and I’m already feeling overwhelmed. Please help
We got them last Friday and almost immediately two of the chicks started pecking at the other’s eyes. I thought they may need more space so went and quickly bought a baby play pen to give them ample room. No luck. After isolating them, one completely stopped but the other continues to peck at the eyes.. so she’s been in isolation this whole time.
I tried to reunite them Wednesday night - she seemed fine for almost an hour so I let her stay but Thursday morning noticed two birds looking a lot less well around the eyes.
I’ve been using a medication I used for my own eyes and it helped the first shut eye we found Sunday morning but now this is happening on a different chick (see pics) she’s still eating and drinking thankfully but I’m worried the eye may be lost.

I'm no expert, but even if the eye is missing, I believe the chick itself will be fine. I had a rooster that got in a fight with I don't know what,(I think it was a coon or weasel) and it lost it's eye. It was fine, other than the fact that it would only be able to see one way.

 

[Isabella6Storm4]

I would try putting colloidal silver in the eye if you have some. That will help prevent infection. Isolating it is probably the best thing to do until it heals as chickens/chicks will peck at any wound they can find and make it worse.
Even if it doesn't get its sight back, it should be fine. I've had a completely blind rooster and he lived fine by hearing his way around. He was always a bit nervous but the sweetest thing.
good luck with your chicks!