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Do color tinted contacts change your vision any?
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Rarely: Color in contact lenses for cosmetic purposes does not change the vision. There are a few deeper tinted lenses for specific purposes which can change the vision but that would either be the purpose of the lens or something the ophthalmologist who prescribed the lens would outline for you.
Answered 12/20/2014
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