EyeCandys Prism Grey Colour Contact Lenses For Dark Eyes

From the makers of the bestselling 1STREET by PONY lenses and the newly released Monsta X lenses, EyeCandys steps out to the cosmos to bring the galaxy within our eyes’ reach with its Prism series. EyeCandys’s creative reputation stems from their unique and daring colour contacts designs. From the naturals to unicorns to galaxy colors-- name it, they have it!

The Prism series exudes of undeniable uniqueness with the burst of colors all in one intricate design. Don in your lunar aesthetic with the Prism Grey lenses. These colour contacts feature swirls of grey hues with a silhouette of blue tones to create a cloudy effect. The color blending on the lens creates a bright effect, making it a solid choice for a pair of colour contact lenses for dark eyes. Designed with a significant moisture content of 42%, you can flaunt those eyes with ease and comfort for long hours with all the confidence and without the hassle.|

• When unworn, these lenses appear with a burst of green, blue, and purple colors which begs the question: How do they appear grey when worn? Contrary to most grey colour contacts creating a sombre vibe to each look, the Prism Grey injects in a light and dreamy atmosphere. The cloudy grey hues are eclipsed by a blue ring in the center. While a little color payoff mystery can spark a good debate, its unquestionable beauty can spark a good lot of compliments.
• Available in both non prescription and myopia prescription (power 0.00 ~ -8.00)
• Sold as a pair of 2 lenses
• Made from high-moisture silicone hydrogel with a water content of 42%
• These bright colour contacts have a replacement cycle of 3 months.

Time and time again, people with dark eyes have the frustration of having beautiful colour contact lenses that suit them. Now, the frustration comes to an end.With its fresh and stunning designs, the Prism Series proves to be a remarkable and unique addition to the growing selection of colour contact lenses for dark eyes. With these stunning lenses, we can only hope for even better things ahead.

The ‘glasses lens power’ column refers to the power on your current glasses prescription. If this figure is negative, then you’ll be converted to the figure on the left of this column. If the figure is positive, then your converted figure is on the right. However, if you are shipping your order to the US, you will need a valid contact lens prescription.