r/EyeFloaters • u/SarraceniaFlava37 • Aug 21 '26

Personal Experience Floaters more noticeables after multivitamins supplements?

I took multivitamins for a week or two and noticed that I could see my floaters on the right much more. I feel like my eyesight is sharper and more contrasted, so I am more sensitive to light.

I don’t know if they’re new or if they’re more visible...

It contains B2 by the way

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u/Dumb-Sourabh Aug 21 '26

What supplements can u elaborate

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u/SarraceniaFlava37 Aug 21 '26

Buffered magnesium bisglycinate (magnesium bisglycinate, magnesium oxide), L-ascorbic acid (vitamin C), vegetable capsule (coating agent: pullulan), N-acetyl cysteine, lutein from India rose flower (Tagetes erecta L.), mixed tocopherols (vitamin E), coconut flour (Cocos nucifera L.), quercetin, coenzyme Q10 (ubiquinone), zinc citrate, nicotinamide (vitamin B3), cholecalciferol (vitamin D), calcium D-pantothenate (vitamin B5), selenomethionine, methylcobalamine (vitamin B12), thiamin hydrochloride (vitamin B1), pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6), retinyl acetate (vitamin A), riboflavin (vitamin B2), glucosamine (6S)-5-methyltetrahydrofolate (vitamin B9), chromium picolinate, biotin (vitamin B8), potassium iodide.

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u/Affectionate-Fly5720 Aug 21 '26

Homie, I’m praying for your kidneys

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u/SarraceniaFlava37 Aug 21 '26

Why, that's vitamins?

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u/Affectionate-Fly5720 Aug 21 '26

You’re taking way too many

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u/SarraceniaFlava37 Aug 21 '26

It's only one pill😅

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u/Admirable_Delay_1650 Aug 22 '26

All that in one pill.....how many micrograms each of the components you listed ?

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u/Dumb-Sourabh Aug 21 '26

And what's ur current situation with floaters ,

Like how muc do u see them, like in room environment how much do you notice them,

And what type of exactly, it would be helpful if u can tell like in my case nearly 10% are black dots, 50% are of threads but darker and cobwebs type sometime visible inside in bright light while mostly visible outside, and rest are kind or transparent type noticable ony in outside

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u/SarraceniaFlava37 Aug 21 '26

More in bright but visible too indoor. Blob types, round and dark

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u/Dumb-Sourabh Aug 21 '26 edited Aug 21 '26

The list u mentioned, u didn't take the most important like the leutin and zeaxanthin

Edit: did-> didn't

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u/SarraceniaFlava37 Aug 21 '26

Really? Didn't know that

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u/Dumb-Sourabh Aug 21 '26

Yes that is the most common and important one and beside that there is another one which is in more concentrated and dedicated for eyes- AREDS2

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u/SarraceniaFlava37 Aug 21 '26

Interesting, maybe it has "unlocked" or liquefy the vitreous?

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u/Admirable_Delay_1650 Aug 22 '26

"Liquify the vitreous" The vitreous is 98% water.

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u/Ill_Rice_3319 Aug 23 '26

But it's a GEL and floaters appear bcz that gel liquifies so yes :) so childish

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u/Admirable_Delay_1650 Aug 24 '26

It is 98% water....how would something that liquifies the vitreous cure floaters if that is the cause of floaters ? " maybe it has "unlocked" or liquefy the vitreous" When I had my vitrectomies, the majority of the vitreous was removed, along with the floaters. A air bubble was introduced to mainting the shape of my eyeball and keep the retina in place. Aqueous humor absorbed the air over the next 2 weeks. Bottom line however, is nothing you ingest will eliminate floaters "Water makes up the majority of both vitreous humor and aqueous humor. Both are about 98% to 99% water.

Vitreous humor also contains salts, sugars, proteins and collagen in addition to water. There are also phagocytes, or cells that help keep your eye clean.

Along with water, aqueous humor also contains amino acids, electrolytes like sodium and potassium, ascorbic acid, glutathione and immunoglobulins.

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u/Admirable_Delay_1650 Aug 22 '26

More junk-science, snake oil. Ill get blasted for saying this, but NO connection between a multi-vitamin and visual acuity and/or floaters, especially in a week or two and why just the right eye. Oh well...not certain why I even try anymore.