Key facts
Eye floaters are small specks, strands or clouds that move across your field of vision.
Eye floaters become more common with age and are caused by changes over time to the ‘jelly’ (vitreous) inside your eyes, which is attached to the retina.
Eye floaters don’t normally go away, but they don’t usually need treatment.
If your eye floaters are bothering you, there are two types of possible treatment: surgery to remove the floater and laser treatment.
Rarely, eye floaters can be caused by a tear, haemorrhage or detached retina – these are all medical emergencies.

https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/eye-floaters

Used to, but not anymore. All clear.

are you eye dr? can give free lasik?

Yes. Are these dangerous?

got it if see sky or see with closed eye

I had a retina tear on my left eye 2 months back. Had a laser procedure.

It all started in a morning with excessive amount of black dots floaters, went to eye specialist and had a procedure immediately. immediately.

After 2 months, the black dots almost dissipated, unnoticeable. HOWEVER I has 2 piece of very large translucent floaters. Doesn't seems to go away. Probably for the rest of my life.

Its like two jelly fish swimming around following wherever you look. It can be very disturbing.