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Eye Floaters can have devastating visual and emotional consequences. All too often, doctors dismiss patients' symptoms as unimportant or natural. Patients often describe floaters as seeing bugs, strings, or unusual dark shapes in their vision.

But here are two critical and important facts...

• People don't usually see their eye floaters all day long, but only in specific circumstances.
  
• Floaters are usually best seen against homogenous, light-colored backgrounds, such as a pale wall or sky.

Why is that?

Floaters are best seen against a pale wall or sky because:

1. The pale background removes details that would otherwise visually compete with the floaters.
   
2. The light colored background creates perfect contrast for the dark shadows created by the floaters.
   
3. But the most important reason is not widely published or understood, yet holds the secret to resolving most or all of the symptoms of floaters!

But first, let's look at standard "therapies"...

1. Surgical removal of the entire Vitreous gel, including the floaters, can be done. But this surgery is normally reserved for severe eye disease, such as Retinal detachment, bleeding within the Vitreous gel, or diabetic retinopathy. It's major surgery, and carries the risk of internal infection of the eye, cataract formation and retinal detachment. Surgically removing the Vitreous gel for symptoms of floaters is therefore not indicated unless the floaters are visually incapacitating.
   
2. Yag Laser disruption of the floaters is a procedure with lower risk than surgery. But it has been found in multiple studies to be largely ineffective. And lower risk doesn't mean no risk. There is a small chance of bleeding or damage to the retina. In fact, one of the risks is that the symptoms of floaters may actually worsen following Yag laser.
   
3. Wait and See - this isn't a treatment at all, but rather the way in which floaters are handled by most eye care specialists. Some floaters sink to the bottom of the eye, where they cannot be seen, and thus the symptoms resolve. And some people still see them, but the symptoms grow less bothersome with time. Unfortunately, for the majority of people, floaters remain for years, sometimes just simply an annoyance, while in other people, they can reduce clarity of central vision. Remember that you must see an eye doctor to diagnose that your symptoms are ONLY due to floaters, and not other eye disease, such as retinal detachment, diabetic retinopathy, vitreous hemorrhage or others!

BUT THERE IS HOPE!

Remember we said that there was one important reason, frequently overlooked, as to why people see floaters in some circumstances but not in others?

The answer lies in VISUAL DEFOCUS, and here is how it works...

For floaters to be seen, the eyes have to focus on a point, in the air, that lies in front of an object in the distance. The perfect distance objects are pale blue skies and lightly colored walls. But it has very little to do with the color of the background.

For example, it is difficult to "focus" on the sky. Unless there are clouds with lots of contrast (in which case floaters are difficult to see), the person is actually focused on a point in the air that is closer. Rather than the image of the sky or wall being focused on the retina, it instead lies in front of the retina, where it is not seen clearly.

This DEFOCUS of background image is dramatically worsened by the irregularity of a deficient layer of tears that rests on the cornea. In fact, when people blink, coating the cornea surface with a fresh layer of tears, the floaters temporarily disappear!

Thus, a HEALTHY TEAR FILM minimizes the effects of DEFOCUS, and thus, reduces the symptoms of floaters!

What is the TEAR FILM, and how can you improve it?

Simple eyedrops don't work for more than a minute or two. This is because they are made from salt water and rapidly blinked away. But the moisture that coats the surface of the eye actually consists of 3 distinct layers:

1. An inner MUCUS LAYER, that acts like glue by holding the tears on the eye.
   
2. A SALTWATER LAYER in the middle
   
3. An OUTER OILY layer that works like a vapor barrier by slowing how fast the water can evaporate from the eye.

Only one product on the market addresses all three tear layers. And just as importantly, the effects last for hours!

If you read on, we're going to tell you about an eye vitamin that will dramatically reduce the symptoms of ocular floaters.