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06-25-2008, 06:04 AM
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thanks for the reply, but this link does not match my experience, I have had experience with floaters and know what they are.
Also " Scheerer's phenomenon is distinguished by the appearance of multiple, identical-looking bright dots that follow each other rapidly along the same path. Floaters are variable in appearance; although they sometimes are dots, they often have the appearance of threads or shreds of crumpled cellophane. "
As these dots appear always in the singular and are stationary when they appear, I doubt it could be Scheerers...
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