Non Prescription Colored Contacts

Non prescription colored contacts, also called plano contacts, change eye color without correcting vision. They suit anyone who wants a cosmetic change and can be worn with glasses. People sometimes search for fake contacts when they mean these lenses, but they are real contact lenses and need the same fitting, cleaning and care as any other lens.

Yes, when the design is opaque enough. Sheer tints can disappear on dark brown or black eyes, while opaque lenses in hazel, golden brown, blue, grey or green show clearly. For a full change, choose an opaque design with a smaller clear center, and for a subtle change, a semi opaque lens enhances your natural shade. Check the worn photos and opacity notes on the product page.

Non prescription lenses need the same care as prescription lenses: a proper fit, clean handling, fresh solution and replacement on schedule. FDA and CE-approved options available. Check the approvals on the product page for the specific lens, and stop wearing a lens and seek advice if you notice pain, redness or blurred vision. Never share lenses, and keep your hands clean before handling them.

Yes, daily, monthly and yearly cycles are available. Daily lenses give a fresh pair each day with no case or solution routine, while monthly and yearly lenses suit a regular shade but need cleaning and storage after each wear. Follow the wear time on the product page, and do not sleep or swim in lenses unless the product states otherwise.

You can order them online from this collection. Filter by shade, wear cycle, number of tones, printed size and overall effect. For a subtle enhancement, choose a sheer, no limbal ring design in a shade close to your natural shade, and for a full shade change on dark eyes, choose an opaque design. For a wide eyed effect, choose a circle lens with a larger printed area and a defined ring.