Cloudiness on contacts?
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Sounds like there is one of two different problems going on here:\n\nFirst, you could have a mild eyelid infection.  These infections will definitely cloud up your contacts and make your vision blurry.  They will also call the "sleep" that you are getting in the morning.  This "sleep" is cause by a mucous that is a result of the infection.  The mucous dries out overnight and you are left with eyelids stuck together.\n\nSecondly, and maybe more likely, you have a condition known as giant papillary conjunctivitis (also called GPC for short).  In this condition, the inside of your upper eyelids essentially become inflamed.  This inflammation interferes with the proper functioning of your contacts and causes the symptoms you are describing.  \n\nIn either case, eyedrops will help to alleviate the problem.  Also, in both cases you should stop wearing your contacts full time until you see an optometrist.  Definitely do not sleep in them right now.
529821
Cloud is in as usual way
736280
If it's getting gray around the outside of the iris (the color part), that is something that normally happens as you age. It's fat deposits, but nothing to worry about. If it's getting cloudy around the pupil, or you are having increased difficulty seeing, go get it checked out soon, there could be a problem.
957094
I would spend less time worrying about what other people think.  You aren't going to make everyone happy with you all of the time, and why should you care?  It is your money, you should be able to buy day glo blue contacts and wear them if you want to!
1021587
Call the eye doctor who prescribed them and tell him you're having problems. He might want to see you with the lenses on.  Then he can give you a new prescription for a different brand if that's what you need.\nI don't get my contacts from Walmart so I don't know that part, sorry.
52790
dependin on the camera model most have a halfway position which controls focal point. By foggy I assume it is out of focus. Also moving the camera slightly during exposure will cause the foggy or out of focus effect. Hope this will help.
328618
Have you switched contact solutions lately?  If not, you still might be sensitive to the brand you are using.  Itchy eyes can often be fixed by simply changing the brand of solution you are using.\n\nHowever, I would go see your eye doctor first before trying to wear them again.  He can make sure you don't have a mild infection going on.  If he finds nothing wrong, try switching your solution.
801873
I've been wearing contacts for 13 years.  I've never changed contacts monthly.  I normally wear them for  4 months before changing them out.. I've never gotten raging eye infections and my vision hasn't gotten worse in 8 years.  As long as your contacts are comfortable, untorn and cloudy-free, I say go for it! These days contacts are made so much better than in the old days.  They don't tear as much or get cloudy.  As long as you are using a good cleaning solution, I'd say you're fine.  Contacts are much too expensive to change bi-weekly or monthly.  Mine are $40 for 6 and they last me a year!
183660
It's perfectly fine to do that (as long as the contacts don't have any power and your glasses are up-to-date).  Just be sure that you're taking proper care of the contacts (cleaning them correctly, not overwearing them, etc).
1162693
Try AMO Complete solution. You should check with your eye dr. before resuming contact lens wear though.
1001012
Some liquid to contact  on your lens. It's saline. Go for laser correction.
755709
I also wear contacts, soft lense or hard lense can make a difference.  Your eye hurt cause while you sleep your eye are constantly moving.  But your eye stay close so your contacts dont get any oxygen to breath.  So when you went to take the contact out it was probally really dry and sore.  You should make sure that you rinse out your contact really good.  The slimy stuff is just stuff that blinds up from your contact being in there and fighting against germs. Use your drops at night.  And try to give your contacts a break tonight or today.  It will be feeling better in about a day.
331287
I have not had it but I am very familiar with it. It is usually caused by over wearing your contacts and not cleaning them well. your doctor should have you out of them for a couple weeks and probably on a drop to help resolve it quicker.
569504
Try cleaning the contacts on the old button. That may be all that you have to do at this point.
982971
Spitting is supposed to stop them 'fogging' while you are wearing them.\n\nIf you really wanted to clean them I would just wash in some mild soapy water and make sure you rinse them well with water.
759420
It is not good to over wear your contacts, but, if you do as long as your eyes are not irritated and/or turning red you will be alright. Just keep a watch on them and change them as soon as possible.If they start to turn red or a milky looking film comes from your eyes you may have an infection in your eyes have this checked at once.
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If you want to make a "cloud effect", you can use dry ice.\n\nWhat are they, how to get them, and how to handle them, see the link