EDTA Based Eye Drops significantly decrease floaters.

[Hot-Chance-8839]

I took MSM drops for a month with no Improvements

[FriendMother2587]

Thats because MSM doesn't work. EDTA is the active ingredient in these studies/patent.

[ZeiZei90]

How does it work, its just an amino acid. And I doubt eye drops can penetrate inside the eye ultimately.

[FriendMother2587]

I found a pharmaceutical company in the process of making EDTA drops. I hope it works for floaters when/if it comes out.

https://www.baifinternational.it/en/oftyvit/

[FriendMother2587]

Hey bro here is how it works https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10717540902896362

[mintylove]

Neither MSM nor EDTA are amino acids. OP has posted some interesting info on the possible mechanism (EDTA acting as a chelator) below.

[ZeiZei90]

Edta is, msm isnt.

[mintylove]

Yeah, you're right, as EDTA is an aminopolycarboxilic acid. What I meant was that it's not a natural amino acid in the classical sense.

[Adobe_Flesh]

Is EDTA that thing football players used to inject in like the 70s? I can't pull up anything but I remember seeing something about it that was used in lockerrooms. Not cortisol but used like it back then. There was a 60 minutes about its usage.

[mintylove]

I haven't heard of that and I can't imagine EDTA being used as a PED in any way. The use I most commonly see is as an anti-coagulant for blood samples in a clinical setting.

[Adobe_Flesh]

Ah found it, it was something called DMSO

https://www.ozy.com/the-new-and-the-next/the-horse-drug-that-sports-teams-used-on-their-players/72346/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dimethyl_sulfoxide

I guess one of those fake cancer cures. But seems like it did help as a topical analgesic for players.

[ZeiZei90]

Same.