Prescription Colored Contacts

Yes, when they are fitted from a current prescription and worn, cleaned and replaced exactly as the manufacturer directs. FDA and CE-approved options available. Check the approvals on the product page for the specific lens you are buying, and stop wearing a lens and seek advice if you notice pain, redness or blurred vision. Never share lenses or wear them while sleeping or swimming unless the product is made for that use.

The best pair depends on your prescription, shade, wear cycle and effect, so start with your prescription and filter from there. Natural browns and hazels give a subtle change, while opaque blues, greys and greens give a full color change. Daily lenses suit trying a new shade with no cleaning routine, while monthly and yearly lenses suit a shade you wear regularly. Check the quantity on the product page before ordering, since pack sizes vary by design.

Yes, the toric range is made for astigmatism, with lenses designed to stay in orientation on the eye so vision correction and shade stay aligned. Toric lenses need precise parameters, so check the product page for the cylinder and axis options available, and allow for made to order production where stated. Do not order a standard spherical lens as a substitute.

Yes. Prescription lenses cover natural and bold shades, including black, green, white and purple, plus brown, hazel, grey and blue, in no limbal ring designs for a realistic finish and circle designs with a defined ring for a wider eyed effect. Availability varies by shade and brand, and not every shade is made in every power, so filter by your prescription strength to see the designs offered in it.

Yes. Upload your current prescription from your optometrist during checkout, or provide your eye doctor details for verification. Each pack normally contains lenses of the same power, so if your eyes need different powers, order accordingly and check the product details. Do not use an expired prescription, and do not convert a glasses prescription on your own without confirming it.