Killing eyes with dashing colours..

Colored contact lenses make great accessories for any outfit, night out or occasion. We have fashion lenses perfect for parties and also for clubbing, gothic or an alternative style.
 For years contact lenses were designed with only function in mind. Anyone with vision problems who didn’t want to wear glasses could consult their eye care professional and make the change. Contact lenses were an unnoticeable and easy way to correct vision.

 Colored Contact Lenses....

Colored contact lenses have a tint, color or design embedded right on the contact lens itself. The center portion that fits over your pupil remains clear to allow your vision to be unimpeded.
 The tints can enhance your natural eye color, completely change your eye color or for a really wild look, imprint crazy designs or logos right on the iris.
 Like you could have blue eyes one day, brown eyes the next and cat eyes on the weekend. They are fashion, flexible and attractive!
 When buying colored contact lenses there are two main categories of contact lenses to choose..


  Enhancer Contact Lenses and Opaque Contact Lenses.

 Enhancer Contact Lenses


 The enhancement contacts can make your eyes sparkle, make them appear brighter, and change the hue slightly. They are best for people who have eyes that are light in color.

 Opaque Contact Lenses


 The opaque lenses can totally change the color of your eyes, and they are great for people who have darker eyes, such as brown. Here are a few things to keep in mind when selecting the right type of color contact lenses for your needs.

 Who Can Wear Colored Contact Lenses...

Many colored contacts can be ordered in ‘plano’ form for people who do not need vision correction. There are also designs for people who require bifocal correction and for those with astigmatism.
 For anyone wishing to use colored contact lenses you do require an appointment with an eye care professional and a prescription, even if you have 20/20 vision. Contact lenses need to be fitted properly to the curvature of your eye for a safe and comfortable fit.