What are eye floaters and what can you do about them

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Eye floaters appear as dark spots, threads or clumps that move (or float about – hence the name) as you move your eye. They are very common, especially in older people. If you try to look directly at a floater it may seem to disappear from your sight. They tend to become easier to see though if you look at a light background – such as a white wall or the sky. Learn more about eye floaters here: https://www.youandeye.com.au/what-are-eye-floaters-and-what-can-you-do-about-them/.

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