Grey Contacts

Yes, opaque grey gives a full change on brown eyes, while sheer grey only lightens the eye with a cool tone. Opaque designs change even dark irises more fully. Choose a standard printed area for a realistic grey, and check worn photos on brown eyes before ordering.

Grey lenses range from natural ash grey to icy silver, in sheer tints that lighten the eye with a cool tone and in opaque designs that change even dark irises more fully. Choose a standard printed area for a realistic grey or a larger area for a wide eyed effect. Filter by opacity, printed area and wear cycle, and check worn photos on brown eyes before ordering.

Yes, in both prescription and plano, non prescription formats. Check the product page for the strengths available in each design, since ranges vary by brand and design. Pairs are normally sold with the same power for both eyes, so if your eyes need different powers, order accordingly.

Grey lenses come in daily, monthly and yearly replacement cycles. Daily grey lenses are a good start if you are new to colored lenses, since there is no cleaning routine. Monthly and yearly lenses need cleaning and storage after each use. Follow the wear time and replacement schedule on the product page, and do not sleep or swim in lenses unless the product states otherwise.

Silver contact lenses sit at the lightest end of the grey range, giving a cool, pale grey. Choose a standard printed area for a natural grey, or a larger area for a wide eyed finish. Silver colored contacts come in prescription and non prescription designs.