Ever been mid-conversation outdoors, maybe talking with a friend on a sunny day, and suddenly these weird little specks or squiggly lines start drifting through your vision? You blink, you squint, maybe even try to wipe your eye, but they’re still there. You step into the shade—poof, gone. Back in the sunlight, there they are…
Not gonna lie, the first time I noticed eye floaters, I thought a tiny insect was flying inside my eyeball. It’s one of those weirdly alarming but medically common things that most of us end up googling at 2 a.m. If you’re here wondering how fast do floaters dissolve naturally, you’re not alone—and you’re not…
It started for me one sunny afternoon while reading in the garden—little dark specks dancing across the page, darting away every time I tried to focus on them. I blinked. Rubbed my eyes. They were still there. If you’ve ever seen a shadowy dot, squiggle, or thread drift across your vision, welcome to the floaters…