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Is it normal for your eye sight to become blurry when wearing prescribed spectacles?
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Maybe!: Is it gradually getting blurry, sudden, intermittent? Your sight should not get blurry while wearing the correct prescription, unless they become dry, you are trying to do close work and you need add power to focus the sight, they are not your spectacles, possibly you have diabetes and the prescription is changing due to blood sugar changes.
Answered 10/4/2016
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