Blurred vision
If, after you have inserted your right lens, you experience
blurred vision, check to be sure that it is centered on your eye
properly by covering the left eye with your hand. If your vision is
clear, the lens is in its proper place. If your vision is blurred,
your lens may be off-center.
To center a lens:
Look in the direction of the
displaced lens -- it should automatically move toward the center of
the eye and assume the correct position; or Close your eyelids and
gently massage the lens into place through the closed lid, using
your index finger; or Gently push the off-centered lens onto the
cornea while the eye is open, using finger pressure on the edge of
the upper/lower lids. Do not re-center the lens by placing your
finger directly on the lens; use the edges of your eyelids to move
and re-position it. If your lenses are centered and your vision
continues to be blurred, determine if your lenses are:
- Clean
- In the correct eyes
- Inside-out
If your vision is still blurred after checking the above
possibilities, remove your lenses and consult your eye care
practitioner.