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DMSO for eye floaters
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Attached is a DMSO eye protocol. I have been using it daily for a few months. It does seem to help my eyes, although I do not have floaters.I've read a number of articles about DMSO being effective for eye floaters. However, there are never any details provided about method of application or dosage. Does anyone have any information on this - better still has anyone used it for floaters?
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I never put either one directly in my eyes.
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Is it safe to do this while wearing contact lenses? The 3% DMSO eye protocol by Dr. Fischer is probably safe, but probably not effective because your contact lenses are blocking the 3% DMSO + saline solution. If you remove the contact lenses and then apply the eye drops, wait until that dries, then put your contact lenses back in. That would be my suggestion. If you try that, let us know how it worked for you.
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It burns a little for maybe 20 seconds... seems to be helping with my floaters, but has not eliminated them...
I don't have cataracts, at least not big ones, but I do have "Glare", sufficient to have Medicare pay for basic lens replacement... still considering... the DMSO has not improved the glare.
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