Where Is the Best Place to Get Halloween Colored Contact Lenses?
June 9th, 2010 | See the Top Answers to this Question Below
I am jonesin’ to get a pair of colored contact lenses for a halloween outfit idea that I have, so I have been looking into this as much as I can, but I want more information.
My question is, where can I go that is reputable and not too expensive to get colored halloween contact lenses, and are they worth the risk of eye damage (if there really is any)?
Here are some examples of websites I’ve seen for this stuff:
http://www.eyescolored.com/catalog/wild-eyes-halloween-contacts-c-26.html
http://www.totallycostumes.com/c-118-custom-contact-lens/1/100000.html
So again, where can I go that is reputable and not too expensive to get colored halloween contact lenses, and are they worth the risk of eye damage (if there really is any)?
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Go to an eye doctor.
I’ve had contacts for 15 years. There’s no risk of eye damage if you follow the care instructions.
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Both myself and my bf have gotten Halloween lenses from Coastal Contacts before and we were both happy with them. They are FDA approved lenses, so you know they are safe. Watch out for lenses that are cheap, because they are also very likely poor quality. Some of the cheap lenses are very thin and don’t use opaque color, so you can still see your natural eye color through them and it ruins the effect.