My contacts are blurry up close?

I'm using my iPhone and watching tv… Tv is perfectly clear… But the iPhone is really blurry cuz it's up close… I just got these contacts yesterday… Please help

Classic symptoms of the need for bifocal lenses. The problem you have is a lack of flexibility in the cornea. You can focus at one distance but not at another and THAT means bifocal lenses. Many people notice one day that some things are fuzzy and some things are not. They can read street signs but not the newspaper (farsighted) or read the newspaper and not street signs (nearsighted). Bifocals work by adding the corrective lens to whichever is blurry. For me, I'm nearsighted. I can read just fine, but at more than 3 feet, things get blurred fast. I've worn glasses since I was old enough to form a sentence. My glasses corrected my vision to see far things. Recently, I was having more and more trouble with near things with my glasses. I could read just fine without my glasses. That told me my eyes had changed toward the farsighted side. And that meant bifocals, one part of the lens for close and the other part of the lens for far. It IS possible for contacts to be "graduated" so the lens is different in the center than at the edge, which gives the same effect and my two part bifocal lenses.

It doesn't mean you need bifocals most likely, it just means you are over corrected with your contacts on. They are a bit too strong for you.

If you are under, say… 38/39 years old… Then they are just too strong for you.

Tell whoever fit you with them what is happening. They will have to back the power off most likely just a 0.25, but possibly 0.50 depending on how strong your lenses are.

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Rowlfie… It isn't the cornea that loses flexibility, it's the lens of the eye that does that in the over 40 crowd.