All You Need to Know About Colored Contacts
There are many types of color contacts that are cosmetic purposes only. All brands have a choice of “Non Corrective” that you may purchase. This is the type you would want to choose if you want the lenses for cosmetic use. Although you may purchase colored contacts for cosmetic use, whether they are corrective or not, you are still required to have a prescription from your eye doctor. This is a precaution to ensure they fit you correctly and comfortably and that you are correctly shown how to take care of the contacts.
Let’s discuss the topic of colored contacts without prescription and see what you need to know and what you need to do in order to try them and also see how much they cost.
As well as this is the law in all states of the United States of America certain brands are non prescription colored contacts non corrective (plano), for cosmetic use only. These include but not limited to Pacifica, Calaview, ColorNova and Azalea. These are manufactured by the same approved contact companies and are made at highest quality as the standard corrective lenses; they are manufactured for people that need no vision correction.
It’s very important when getting contacts for any reason to follow the guidelines in caring for them. Wash your hands to remove dirt, germs oil that could contaminate your eyes; also stay away from cream based soaps and lotions they are not good for colored contacts. Dry your hands with a clean lint-free towel paper towels are fine.
When cleaning avoiding your fingernails, then remove one contact lens and clean it in the solution that is right for you. Take a few drops of the solution into the palm of you hand and gently rub the lens with your index finger to remove any dirt. Once completed flip over the lenses and repeat on the opposite side to finish the clearing process. Never use water from the tap to rinse your lenses it contains micro-organisms that could cause an unwanted infection.
Though you need a prescription to get these contacts you will love the vast range of contacts you will be able to be exposed to that prescription contact wearers can’t. From Halloween contacts to the basic colored contacts lenses. Azeala contacts are a fairly inexpensive brand they range from 24 to 30 dollars a pair. Calaview contacts are slightly more expensive they are upwards of 54 dollars a pair. They are a little more expensive but last just as long as corrective lenses if taken care of properly.
How Much are Colored Contacts?
When purchasing non corrective lenses you are paying more for quality which makes the price more also you’re paying for color and or design which also adds to the price. ColotNova Lenses are just as expensive as Calaview but offer less wear time of 2 – 4 weeks. Rather than the 3 month wear capability of Calaview lenses. But if you are looking for a different approach you can find Halloween contacts that have all kinds of designs and looks but they can cost anywhere from 30 to 200 dollars per lens. Although you may find cheaper high quality lenses to your liking through a simple Google search.
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