Give them time: Your eyes need to adjust to your new contacts. The lenses may not be the right fit or may be causing you to have dry eyes. If things do not improve within a few days, or you start having discomfort when wearing the lenses, discontinue wearing them and see your eye doctor.
Answered 2/1/2012
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It may take time: It takes some time to adjust to wearing contacts. The lens may be fitting a bit loose on your cornea allowing it to move some with blinking. Overall, that is not a bad thing. If you have toric contact lenses, they may rotate periodically causing the blur. I wouldn't worry about it unless your eye becomes red, irritated, or if you are noticing persistent vision loss.
Answered 9/18/2013
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Tear drops help: Fluctuation in vision is most commonly caused by dryness. Use tear drops to help this problem.
Answered 7/8/2016
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