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In the page, he says his name is "Sam Rogers".

If we do a whois on his domain (http://www.whois.net/whois_new.cgi?d=eyefloaters&tld=info)

Registrant ID:DOT-MTCFYW6GEWTQ
Registrant Name:Giotto De Filippi
Registrant Organization:
Registrant Street1:Casella Postale 12086
Registrant Street2:
Registrant Street3:
Registrant City:Milano
Registrant State/Province:Italy
Registrant Postal Code:20120
Registrant Country:IT
Registrant Phone:+39.442071935748
Registrant Phone Ext.:
Registrant FAX:+39.2501636
Registrant FAX Ext.:
Registrant Email:domains@gnsdm.com

Once again it could be possible.

And when you use his "Click here to order" button. You are redirected to GNS Inc. Paypal in italian!

GNS: http://gnsdm.com/node/4

That doesn't prove anything but is just interesting information.

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Of course, that looks like the classic formula that has been put here, describe the problem, talk about a solution, put some "testimonial" (yeah!!!). He sure can describe a situation that is related to someone.

But then if someone does this... it is maybe because he believe there is enough people having floaters and at least being a little annoyed by them to find a solution. (Personally by asking, there is a lot of people that at least saw them, and some that are annoyed by them, but not everyone are very annoyed).

One day maybe there will be something like this that works!

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I just noticed that his website has other sections at bottom... there seems to be a lot of story that looks like testimonials at bottom (but it is not clear from who it is when you read it, but often it seems to be from a women, but then he presents himself as Sam Roger, weird!). Maybe all those texts are only for SEO (search engine optimization to improve their ranking on search engine like google).

Also in the about us section their address is:

Eyefloaters.info
1956 60th Place E.
Suite T5030
Bradenton, Florida 34203
Phone number: (941) 312-7544 [9am to 7 pm EST]

There is a Phone number! It doesn't correspond to the registrant (maybe the Italian company is only the one who did the website)

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But there is information and I guess some people could verify this!?

Also the same address, phone number, etc. appears on this website:
http://www.facialtics.com/about.html

And the website looks very similar.

Of course, there is a major chance it is not something that really works. But his time frame is 7 days, not 10 months (like some solution claims and IMHO sometime solution can take long time... for example physiotherapy can works and take long time, maybe with floaters we can exercise eye and body to improve our situation like in physiotherapy!).

Well if someone else has more info about this website and what solution he sells (and we do not even know how much), it would be interesting.

weba: About physiotherapy, I was referring to another problem I have had (and not eye floaters). I have had ankle and knee problems that was persistent, and I used physiotherapy to fix it (or at least improve dramatically). The result were not instant, it took months, but there have been result and I am pretty sure it was related to the physiotherapy I was doing.

The reason I talked about this, it is because he talks about a 7 days time frame in his website. Other alternative solution talk about "take this for months". So anyone here that tries his solutions for 7 days or let's say 14 days, should see if it really works or not. But I wanted to mention that it is possible that a solution exists that will take months to show real result, like physiotherapy took to fix my ankle/knee problems.

A lot of people say that under some situation (stress, lack of sleep, etc.) they notice more their floaters. Therefore maybe there is solution like "sleep very well for 1 month", "put aside any bad stress for 1 month", "stay in a dark room 7 days" (imagine if only that would work!), etc. Who know? ... But there must be a reason these people see their floaters more or less in a given time (as it was appearing and disappearing).

Johan, thanks for sharing with us.

Since I am the Devil's Advocate ;-) ...

"The person selling it should not be making money of other peoples suffering this way. " --- Well we can say the same thing of medication that are sold (and even thought there was cost involved, one of their aim is to make profit) and even of the surgeon who do laser, FOV, etc. They do money off people that suffer. ;-) I personally have no problems with people making money selling or re-selling or whatever. It is a choice in the end on both side. However if that really works, I am sure we will all slowly spread the idea around (or begin to resell our own PDF of it ). Of course however, if it is a [intentional] scam, it is more problematic (even thought I can argue that we can play the game of life like we want, that still sucks!).

"He is charging $ 50 for something that costs $ 16 in the pharmacy. Again, making money of other peoples suffering. " --- Well a lot of people sell stuff at higher price than what they pay. Actually that is how you make money! Doh!

All that say, I understand your points!

Well, even thought there is a high chance that it is a scam, I am still curious to see if what he is selling that would work in 7 days. ;-) Plus his floaters site (as I mentioned earlier) is not the only one he owns that promote and sell miracle cure. So he probably take advantage of a pattern or he believes he knows cure for these problems.

We can believe in stuff because of "myth" (there is a lot of supposed cure [for floaters] that I read people tried there and that contain the same ingredients, etc., but nobody seems to get real success with all these), "coincidence" (some people take something and their floaters disappear or "improve" after 2 years... chance are their floaters would have changed with or without something, but we cannot be 100% sure). Who know.

Let's see if someone cure their floaters with his solution. ;-) I guess we will find out sooner or later!

*** And if it works, I guess 50$ would be really cheap. For a non-problematic and working cure, I can say without hesitation that I will be willing to pay way more than this and like I claimed once... to cure these kind of problems, I am willing to pay a lot more than what people pay for laser and FOV... being able to feel good and enjoy life is priceless. Won't you guys work like one year for free to cure your floaters and other problems that "ruin" your life? I won't have any problem with that honestly (as feeling good, I will be able to do a load of money without any problem after!).

Johan, well for floaters or anything else. If I find a product that I think I can resell higher, I might do it (especially if I think I provide good value even after I make good money!). It is not much different than a retail store paying 1$ for something that he resell 3$ (or more). That is another topic and I just like to be the Devil's Advocate. ;-) (this is also because I like to analyze a situation from all angle).

This is often not socially accepted (buying low, reselling higher, especially when it is someone other than a store and even there!). I do not think it is necessary wrong (and I do not think a store doing 90% profit is wrong either, it is a choice and the most important is if you are happy after buying it). But yeah I know it is more complex than this sometime (e.g. big corporation abusing of people "needing" food, milk, fuel, etc.)

I don't know how much the product is sold where it is available, but chance are he had to pay for shipping, broker fees, etc. And he might try to cover his costs and make an interesting profit. ;-)

I would say that is like selling Wii or WiiFit during Christmas on eBay, you can easily do 50-100% profit on it! Or another similar situation would be import CD, they were usually selling like 2-3 times the price or normal CD there because it was import stuff. etc.

What he does is similar to people on ebay who sell PDF on "how to xyz" on eBay. And they only sell the information. Some people buy.

However the product is not easily available everywhere ;-)

Why does he makes his website secret? Does he really want to help and actually don't want to get involved in it, or is it a marketing tactic that people think they got a privilege and then he "overcharge" ;-) Who know.

All that said... when I read what it was, I was like "we already know this" and no evidence that it works. I was actually surprised to see this. I was expecting some psychological/emotional training or what.

And whatever I say, I will sure try to help people if I found a cure (making money or not from it!) Like if I take something or go under laser some days and it works... I will be very happy to help. But then my first strategy is to wait... (thing improve and there is story of people that their floaters went away their vision after sometime)

Now I wonder if he is just taking advantage of "official health claims" he read or if he really experimented a lot of thing with floaters and really believe this solution works? Anyone can read about these kind of disease or even experiment them and then try to take advantage of it. Heck, now that we are in this situation, we can easily understand how someone can feel having this. ;-) I don't consider my floaters being the worst !%+@ (even thought they [along other eye problems] make my quality of life miserable), but they are really annoying.

Heck he can charge for his writing, research, etc. That is his choice. Even thought, I have high doubt in the solution too unfortunately.

I am not mentionning the product right away (just to make the fun last longuer for everyone). I will just say it is a products we have heard for and that exists since long time. I could give the country of origin, but that would make it very easy to guess to someone who barely researched for solution. Let's give it in some time. ;-)

Well Johan, by reading the PDF, it is far from the 7 days I read sometime ago:
"I took the recommended dose, and 6 months later I had no floaters at all! (Of course you'll improvements way before 6 months)"

And this one:
"It's a real product made by a large corporation, not a mix of herbs made by some very small company."
It doesn't really prove anything, but who know.

I wonder how this products got approved, what test were done and why they have not yet tried to sell it elsewhere. It is well know, if it is working... why we have not read dozen of success story yet?

Well, we will surely discuss of this products again sooner or later as there is topics that were opened about it recently ;-)

Thanks for sharing Johan. Will you try the products? ;-) We have to search about it, try to find real evidence it has worked for someone and if it does work... why it works?