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That's what I had before. Now I see them in lower indoor lighting conditions as well and they're larger.

You must have missed the part where I said I've already been to a doctor.

Dunno I had minor ones before, but they just got a lot worse all of a sudden. I wasn't looking for them or anything.

They can appear dark if they are dense and/or close to the retina. But, if they don't move they're probably not floaters.

How powerful was the laser and have you been to an Ophthalmologist? If so, what did he/she say?

It's actually collagen in the vitreous that has clumped together.

I've been to 3 doctors including a retinal specialist. No visible retinal damage through dilated exam and OCT test. I think it might have damaged the vitreous humor though or caused debris to enter it. The doctors dismissed the idea of any interaction of the laser with the vitreous humor. I've...

I meant I've had them for 4 months since I last used the laser.

You have them before you used lasers?

I've been sleeping fine. I've had it for 4 months now.

Dark hair-like ones you can see on a computer screen, etc?

Nah, the 150mW laser definitely caused the floaters.

Yes they're available

The Opto is a month old. The viper is two months old. Pics of both posted.

PM me if you want to buy.

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Do these lasers emit a dangerous amount of IR? Are glasses that only block 532nm sufficient? Thanks

I dunno maybe from viewing the dot too close momentarily? I definitely didn't have these before. They're noticeable in artificial light as light grey lines. Before I could only see translucent ones when looking at the sky. The weird thing is that it's the lower end of a class IIIb laser and...

I swear my stringy floaters in my right eye were caused by my laser, but I've never had a direct hit and I've been to an ophthalmologist twice and there's no retinal damage. I don't know why I'd get them all of a sudden after getting a laser.