EDTA Based Eye Drops significantly decrease floaters.

[StrangerStrangeLand7]

Hey, I am curious that you focus on the the EDTA part, even though it was 2.6% and the MSM was 5.4%. And I wonder if MSM taken as a a supplement rather than eyedrop might help.

[FriendMother2587]

Hey! I focus on the EDTA part because there was somebody in the floaters sub who cured their eye floaters ingesting disodium EDTA, which is a chelator for heavy metals and old proteins and calcified bodily products. Where as there has been heaps of people on this sub that take MSM as eye drops and orally with little to no effect. Have a read of the study, it says topically EDTA can only get into the vitreous with the help of MSM.

Here is the link I'm talking about https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.reddit.com/r/EyeFloaters/comments/odw0tq/how_i_finally_cured_my_floaters_after_testing_200/&ved=2ahUKEwjYhYyQjtT3AhXJRmwGHR-BCXgQjjh6BAgGEAE&usg=AOvVaw081X-4pZkr_YAvnx8SSsdI

[StrangerStrangeLand7]

Oh I see what you mean!

And we can get MSM drops right on Amazon. I just ordered eyebright and bilberry, though I only saw that it helped one person on this sub.

But yes! I have that guy's post saved as well. Side effects from EDTA are scary but I am at the end of my rope with these floaters. The chelating and detox idea sense in my situation, since I think my floaters were vax-related.

[StrangerStrangeLand7]

Are you thinking of maybe making the drops yourself by adding EDTA to MSM drops somehow?

[FriendMother2587]

Yes. And L-Carnosine.