Colours

The pigment melanin determines our eye color. For instance, eyes with a lot of melanin will be naturally darker and eyes with less melanin usually lighter. Many people prefer coloured contacts to change how they look everyday. They might wear the lenses to create an artistic flair or even to match a specific outfit! A pair of colored contact lenses can alter your eyes to almost any shade you like.

Most of us are usually confused about the different types of contact lenses. We are here to provide you with adequate information regarding different kinds of contact lenses available in the market. It is absolutely true that the proper choice of contact lenses can help you to solve vision related complaints and preferences. Choosing a proper contact lens naturally depends on your requirements and condition.

Alcon is the supreme designer of coloured contact lenses for many years. Their research and development department has been customer centric so far. They put tremendous effort into supplying the best quality products to the world. Freshlook Colorblends Contact Lenses,Fresh Look Color One Day and Air Optix Color are the well known and choicest colored contact lenses. AIR OPTIX combines oxygen absorption and a best level of moisture to give your eyes a authentic and breathable feel for consistent comfort & healthy-looking eyes. Freshlook coloured contact lenses are perfect for when you would like to change your eye color for dark or light, a bold or slight change, and remain enjoyable all day long.


Colored contact lenses must be prescribed by your optometrist. As long as you maintain essential basic hygiene instructions when inserting, removing, replacing and storing your contacts they're just as safe as your regular contact lenses. Colored contact lenses are designed to subtly intensify or completely change your natural eye color.


FAQS:

1)How long can you wear colored contacts?
A)Once applied to the eye, you can leave the colored lenses for up to 8 hours but this is not same with every brand, so ensure you observe the packaging for manufacturer instructions.

2)Can I wear colored contacts on top of my regular contacts?
A)No, contact lenses are not designed for layering and can cause serious eye infections.