Floaters Become More Common As You Get OlderBy the time someone reaches age 80 there is at least a 50% chance that they will see grey blobs or dark clouds floating in front of their eyes. In most cases harmless, these "eye floaties" could be a considerable retinal issue for 15 % of men and women if they're combined with zig zag flashes of light for the reason that that is one indicator of retinal tearing or detaching.
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