Any reason why my new, soft contact lenses keep blurring up?

Recently, I was fitted with soft, toric contact lenses for astigmatism. The brand was Vertex Toric, and they are very comfortable to wear compared to when I wore gas permeable lenses. However, I have discovered that they consistently go out of focus and blur up.

This is my only complaint. They aren't hurting me and they aren't even uncomfortable; they are just irritating at times because they won't stay in focus. I wondered if there was any particular reason this is happening that anyone might know of? They are brand new, so is it possible they could clear up in the next week or so?

Thank you for any help.

It can sometimes take several days for a thick lens (for astigmatism or bifocals) to stabilize. When you blink, they swing in your eye (they're supposed to do that to encourage tear flow) and can shift out of focus but should slowly come back to position. Don't avoid blinking because then you will dry them out. Give them at least 2 weeks before returning to your contact lens fitter for re-evaluation.

Ask your eye doctor.....maybe rub your eyes a little........not too hard though.....sometimes, there may be 2 much water....

check em out see if something is on them, i had to switch brands i use the bausch and lomb ones. some are really cheap like acuvue.

maybe it's because of your regular eyes.....
They might be dirty or ...........

well could be more than 1 reason like as u said maybe cause they r new n later on will b ok or maybe u forgot that b4 wearing them u need to wash ur hands very well cause they very sensitive n it could b from the weather lenses get effected by the wind or dry weather n 1 more reason check ur eyes from allergy n b4 wearing the lenses always look at them if they r scratched or theres cause sometimes u wont b able to know this unless u check them well n carefully

Return them. ASAP They might have made a mistake and switched your prescription or measurements with another. It is not supposed to happen but it could have happened.
Tell them you are very unhappy with it.
Do try to "live " with something that will impact on the health and welfare of your vision.