Special Effect Contact Lenses are Wild Contacts!
People use special effect contact lenses or gothic contact lenses for events like Halloween or for theatrical performance. Other uses include photo shoot, novelty or just to look different and weird people out. They were developed for movies and came from colored contact lenses.
Is a Prescription Needed?
Special effect and Wild Eyes contact can be worn if you need a corrective lenses (eye glasses, contacts) prescription or not. They are designed so that they only part that’s not opaque is the pupil, which is good because they work for people with light or dark colored eyes – unlike some colored contact lenses.
They are considered medical devices, so you should see an eye care professional before ordering them. Because of this, you will want to order them early enough so that they can be made and sent to you. Since not everybody has the same shape of eyes, your eye doctor will also measure your eyes and put those specifications on the prescription so that you get contact lenses that fit your eyes properly. This will help to prevent infection.
Also, don’t ever swap or share your contact lenses with other people. The ones your order should just be for you. This will also help protect against infection along with normal contact lens care where you clean your contacts after every use.
The Cost of Special Effect Contact Lenses
Prices vary on special effect contact lenses. There is a wide variety of ready made styles while some can be ordered that are hand painted. You, of course, want to get a good quality brand so that you know they’re using FDA approved materials since contact lenses are considered a medical device. Cheap special effect contact lenses may not be good for your eyes because they could be made with cheaper materials. You do not want the paint from the lenses going into your eyes after a while, for instance. But, in general, the cost is comparable to normal contact lenses.
Wile Eyes by Ciba Vision
One popular brand for special effect or goth contact lenses is Wild Eyes by Ciba Vision. They have a good variety of cool designs and they seem to be using quality materials, so they are safe for your eyes. Some designs include cougar, cat-eye, blackout, white out, red eye, wildfire, hypnotica, knockout and icefire. They all really get people’s attention since most people look at your eyes when they talk to you. You’ll get noticed for sure.
Some places will give you sample or trial contact lenses but you usually cannot get a free trial of Wild Eyes contact lenses. If you do find a place that does, please let us know.
Contact Lenses for Halloween
As we mentioned, one popular use for special effect contact lenses is for accenting Halloween costumes. A pair of cat eyes contact lenses will really put the final touch on a cat Halloween costume or even Cat Woman. Another popular Halloween costume is a vampire and having vampire-like contact lenses in your eyes will really work well and have quite an impact.
Buying Special Effect Contact Lenses
You can purchase them from your eye care professional or else from retailers on the Web. Since there’s a lot of competition on the Web, you will most likely get the best price there. If you do buy online, make sure they ask you for your prescription. If they don’t, then they might not be a reputable company and may be selling cheap lenses.
Conclusion
Getting special effect contacts is fun. You’ll for sure be the talk of your Halloween party or you will get great from reactions from people seeing you wear them around town. It’s best to get a prescription so that you don’t end up with eye problems and to make sure they’re fitted for your eyes. Take care of them and don’t wear them overnight or while swimming or in a hot tub. Order them from your eye doctor or find the best prices online. Have fun!
Note: Colored contact lenses or special effect contact lenses (all contacts) are medical devices and should only be worn under the supervision of an eye care professional.
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