[OMEGA]

The Rest of you guys with Floaters better buy some of this stuff

cause it works.

[lifeisgood]

Originally Posted by SteveG.

I've had "eye floaters" since I was a lad. My condition is very common and in no way is indicative of eye disease and does not affect my vision, though it is annoying at times. No treatment I am aware of. Eye drops and herbs won't do a thing, unfortunately.

Oculotrophin PMG from Standard Process.

I tell, you, as crazy as it may sound, I do not have one floater anymore. I had so many it was affecting my everyday living. I couldn't drive anymore. They were all over the place. It was terrible. No longer so.

[lifeisgood]

Originally Posted by alwight

I've had floaters since my early teens, which have become more numerous over many years. They tend to be more noticeable in a certain lights and backgrounds particularly when looking down then up again. Though they seem to drift away quite quickly though, only mildly annoying I find.

My general eyesight was always good and I didn't need glasses for reading until my mid-fifties. I think I now find the need for glasses rather more irritating than are my floaters except in that I don't seem to need any glasses to see them, unlike when reading.

Creationists here should note perhaps how Evolution has not given us perfect eyes, only those that are maybe good enough, if we're lucky.

I tell you, you should try

Oculotrophin PMG from Standard Process.

I tell you I do not have one floater anymore, and I had so many I was having difficulty with my day-to-day living.

I know "eye floaters" are not a disease, but in a way it can end up that you need an operation to attach your retina back, especially if they appear all of a sudden, and without warning.

[Angel4Truth]

I think being on the computer these days cause way more eye issues than ever before.

[steko]

Originally Posted by Angel4Truth

I think being on the computer these days cause way more eye issues than ever before.

Right! My eyes have definitely gotten noticeably worse since I've been on the computer.

[alwight]

Originally Posted by lifeisgood

I tell you, you should try

Oculotrophin PMG from Standard Process.

I tell you I do not have one floater anymore, and I had so many I was having difficulty with my day-to-day living.

I know "eye floaters" are not a disease, but in a way it can end up that you need an operation to attach your retina back, especially if they appear all of a sudden, and without warning.

I'm not disagreeing with you here and I have started to think about what you suggest and may give it a go. Only I'm, well, a sceptic , for all I know you work for them. However it doesn't seem to be claiming to be magic or other than a more general health product for the eyes so then again why not, maybe I will.

[lifeisgood]

Originally Posted by alwight

I'm not disagreeing with you here and I have started to think about what you suggest and may give it a go. Only I'm, well, a sceptic , for all I know you work for them. However it doesn't seem to be claiming to be magic or other than a more general health product for the eyes so then again why not, maybe I will.

I am a horrible sceptic.

I told my nutritionist friend that I would give the product a try, but I was not expecting anything from it. What a pleasant surprise it was for me.

And No, I do not work for them. Neither does my nutritionist friend.

I usually do not recommend things to others, however, this worked so well for me that I can only tell people who have 'eye floaters' to give the product a try because I am so amazed that it worked for me. It has even helped with my night drive, which I could no longer do.

It was so funny when talking to my nutritionist friend a while ago, and she telling me that she had such a bad 'black' floater in her eye for such a long time and the doctor telling her she definitely needed an operation on her eye and

I said, "Did you try the Oculotrophin PMG yet?"

"Well, no," was her response.

and I said "What are you waiting to try it and let me know if it works for you also."

She did start taking the product. I just went out for breakfast with her yesterday and she said her 'black' floater was gone and she is going back to her doctor to see if she still needs the operation.

I can only go that it worked for me and now, my nutritionist said that it worked for her also.

I have asked her to see if she has recommended this product to other of her patients and find out if it worked for them. She said that was a good idea and she would do that. Don't know if she will but I hope she does. That would give me more confidence to recommend it to others.

[Letsargue]

Originally Posted by lifeisgood

You wouldn't make comments such as this if you had eye floaters. It is no laughing matter.

What makes you have the Faith that I don't have eye floaters; I have them!!!! -- Now what??????

Paul -- 091012

[Inzl Kett]

I've had floaters all of my life. I just had an eye exam where they put drops in my eyes and dilated my pupils to have a look inside. My eyes are healthy.

[Letsargue]

Originally Posted by Inzl Kett

I've had floaters all of my life. I just had an eye exam where they put drops in my eyes and dilated my pupils to have a look inside. My eyes are healthy.

Maybe some of you all should worry about if you can't see a bunch of junk floating around that is not spiritual, and should be.

Paul -- 091012

[Letsargue]

Originally Posted by Inzl Kett

I've had floaters all of my life. I just had an eye exam where they put drops in my eyes and dilated my pupils to have a look inside. My eyes are healthy.

Maybe some of you all should worry about if you can see a bunch of junk floating around that is not Spiritual, and should be.

Paul -- 091012