Material: HEMA
Lens BC: 8.6mm
Diameter: 14mm
Water Content: 42%
Prescription Power: 0.00
Replacement Cycle: 12 Month
Item Type: Colored Contact Lenses
Packing Specification: 1 Pair of Lenses
Occasion: Party, Wedding, Club, Cosplay, etc.
These lenses are made from soft lens material that contains more moisture, which provides all-day comfort.The fit and feel of the lenses will vary per person. Applicable to both light and dark eyes! It helps change the color of pupils, makes your eyes look bigger and get you more beautiful. Help to block daily ultraviolet when you are outside. Wearing comfortable contact lenses every day means that you have additional protection for your eyes. Best choice for those people wantiong to enhance their eyes effortlessly. Light to translucent streaks and allow your natural eye color to go through for an elevated vivid look. Note: If the degree of your eyes is different, we suggest you buy two pairs.Wear duration of our contact lenses is one year.
When purchasing blue contact lenses, make sure to buy them from a reputable and trustworthy source. Avoid buying lenses from unverified online sellers or from street vendors, as these lenses may be counterfeit, unregulated, or expired. Always make sure that the lenses are FDA-approved and come with proper instructions for use and care.
If you have never worn contact lenses before, make sure to consult with an eye care professional before using cosplay contact lenses. They can help you determine if contact lenses are right for you, and provide guidance on proper insertion, removal, cleaning, and storage techniques.
Always carry a backup pair of eyeglasses with you when wearing cosplay contact lenses. This way, if you experience any discomfort or irritation while wearing your lenses, you can remove them and use your glasses instead. This can help prevent eye infections or other complications.
When removing your halloween contact lenses, make sure to wash your hands thoroughly first. Then, gently pull down your lower eyelid and look up, while placing your finger on the lens. Use a gentle pinching motion to remove the lens, being careful not to squeeze too hard or damage the lens.
Finally, make sure to schedule regular eye exams with an eye care professional, especially if you wear contact lenses regularly. This can help detect any early signs of eye problems, and ensure that your vision and eye health are properly maintained.
