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Adjusting to new glasses is one thing, but getting used to contact lenses can be an even bigger struggle. Once you’ve grown accustomed to inserting and removing your contacts, wearing them can also take an adjustment period.
It’s normal for the eyes and brain to be confused when your vision is being changed. Whether it’s your first-time wearing contacts, you just received a new prescription, or your contacts aren’t the right fit for you, the following symptoms can occur:
Adjusting to contacts can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks. If the blurry vision persists longer than two weeks, contact your eye doctor.
If the problem hasn’t resolved itself and you’re still suffering from the symptoms above after a week or two, you could need a different contact lens prescription and should contact your eye doctor.
Once you get used to contacts, they should become comfortable enough where you don’t even realize you’re wearing them!
Simple tips and tricks to make wearing makeup with contact lenses easy.
Learn how to protect your eyes if you accidentally sleep in your contacts.
Follow these easy tips to care for your contacts and steps to clean your contact lenses for healthy and happy eyes.
Follow these 8 simple steps to learn how to put in your contact lenses.
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