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What’s Really Causing Eye Floaters? It’s Not Just Age
Floating shadows. Blurry specks. Shapes that drift across your vision and never fully disappear. You’re often told this is just “normal aging” — something to live with and ignore. But for many people, that explanation starts to feel incomplete. Especially when the problem doesn’t stay the same… and keeps getting worse.
What’s rarely explained during standard eye exams is a factor that affects how clearly things appear: how light actually travels through the eye.
When that process becomes less efficient, vision can feel unsettled or distorted — even when tests still come back as “normal.”
If these changes feel subtle but persistent, the signs below may sound uncomfortably familiar.
Explains what’s often missed before invasive options are discussed
3 Subtle Signs Eye Floaters Are Affecting Daily Vision
1. Blurry Vision Isn’t Random
Floating shadows. Blurred words. Constant squinting.
Most people try to ignore these signs until reading, driving, or using a phone starts to feel unnecessarily tiring.
What’s rarely explained is that this isn’t always just aging. In many cases, eye floaters interfere with how light reaches the retina — something standard eye exams often miss.
2. Glasses Don’t Fix This Problem
New prescription. Brighter lights. Clean lenses.
And yet — the blur remains.
That’s because glasses correct focus, not the visual interference caused by eye floaters. In many cases, the issue isn’t clarity — it’s how light is disrupted inside the eye.
3. Night Driving Is the Wake-Up Call
Headlights streak. Glare spreads. Streetlights start to distort.
For many people, this is when it becomes clear that something has changed — not because vision is “bad,” but because it feels increasingly strained.
Night conditions tend to expose visual interference that often goes unnoticed during the day. That’s why this moment is when many people stop ignoring the problem.
Explains what night driving often reveals about eye floaters
Common Questions About Eye Floaters
Is this approach considered safe?
The information shared focuses on general visual habits and non-invasive concepts. It is intended for educational purposes only and does not replace professional medical advice. Individual experiences may vary.
Is this relevant for people over 50?
Many adults notice eye floaters more frequently as they age. The information discussed is intended for adults experiencing persistent visual disturbances, regardless of age.
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Why doesn’t the 20/20 Rule help everyone?
While the 20/20 Rule may reduce general eye fatigue, it does not address all causes of visual disturbance. The content explains why some people continue to experience floaters despite following common advice.
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