1. Is a contact safe to wear?
Ans: Considering how many contact lenses are sold and the few complaints we hear they are surprisingly safe if proper instructions are complied with. That means washing the hands before handling the contact lens, not sharing your contact lens with others, disinfecting the contact lens on a regular basis, using the proper contact lens solutions and not wearing the contact lens any longer than your doctor has recommended.
2. How long do a contacts last?
Ans: It all depends on the type of contact lens and the care you give them. With proper care an extended wear or frequent replacement contact lens, because it is reusable, is capable of lasting many months before it wears out and starts to bother you, but never wear the contact lens longer than recommended by your doctor. A disposable contact lens on the other hand is not reusable and is for single use only and not to be worn for more than a week and then discarded.
3. What can I do when my contact lens dry out on my eyes?
Ans: Some people don't blink enough or completely when they wear a contact lens which causes the lens to blur and feel gritty. Increase your blink rate to the normal one blink every 5 or 6 seconds. If needed, supplement with eye drops designed for contacts.
4. Will the colored contact lens look on my eyes like they do in your pictures?
Ans: They may and then again they may not. These pictures are only meant to give you an idea of how the colored contact lens will look on the eyes. They can not be an exact representation because your underlining eye colour has some effect as does the color values of your monitor.
5. Is an eye exam required before ordering contact lenses?
Ans: Not if you already have a valid prescription that we can verify. Otherwise, you need to be examined for contact lenses to get a prescription we can then verify, to get proper instructions, and to receive follow up care. If your prescription is still valid, but you are starting to notice some changes in your vision, you should be reexamined.
6. If I have good eyes can I get colored contact lens?
Ans: Even if you have good eyes you will still need to be examined to get a prescription that we can verify. We have noncorrective colored contact lenses for those with good vision who just want to change their eye color.
7. Is it alright to sleep in these contact lenses?
Ans: Although the FDA and the manufacturer have approved sleeping in these contact lenses for up to a week at a time, we agree with the advice of most eye doctors that it is a lot safer to take the lenses out at night instead of sleeping in them. They have found that the rate of complications such as red eye and eye infections is less than 1/10 of those that sleep in their lenses, so we feel it's best that you do not sleep while wearing your contact lenses.
8. If the contact lens slides off center can it get lost behind the eye?
Ans: The contact lens can slide under the upper lid and out of view, but it can't get lost behind the eye because the tissue that covers the front of the eye folds back on itself and becomes the back surface of the upper eye lid like an envelope. It causes no harm except you can't see thru it until you recenter it over the pupil. The longer you leave it under the lid the more mucus will attach to it and will need a good cleaning to be usable. If you can't easily retrieve it, try putting on another contact lens, and when you take the new lens off don't be surprised to find the old lens stuck to it.
Ans: Considering how many contact lenses are sold and the few complaints we hear they are surprisingly safe if proper instructions are complied with. That means washing the hands before handling the contact lens, not sharing your contact lens with others, disinfecting the contact lens on a regular basis, using the proper contact lens solutions and not wearing the contact lens any longer than your doctor has recommended.
2. How long do a contacts last?
Ans: It all depends on the type of contact lens and the care you give them. With proper care an extended wear or frequent replacement contact lens, because it is reusable, is capable of lasting many months before it wears out and starts to bother you, but never wear the contact lens longer than recommended by your doctor. A disposable contact lens on the other hand is not reusable and is for single use only and not to be worn for more than a week and then discarded.
3. What can I do when my contact lens dry out on my eyes?
Ans: Some people don't blink enough or completely when they wear a contact lens which causes the lens to blur and feel gritty. Increase your blink rate to the normal one blink every 5 or 6 seconds. If needed, supplement with eye drops designed for contacts.
4. Will the colored contact lens look on my eyes like they do in your pictures?
Ans: They may and then again they may not. These pictures are only meant to give you an idea of how the colored contact lens will look on the eyes. They can not be an exact representation because your underlining eye colour has some effect as does the color values of your monitor.
5. Is an eye exam required before ordering contact lenses?
Ans: Not if you already have a valid prescription that we can verify. Otherwise, you need to be examined for contact lenses to get a prescription we can then verify, to get proper instructions, and to receive follow up care. If your prescription is still valid, but you are starting to notice some changes in your vision, you should be reexamined.
6. If I have good eyes can I get colored contact lens?
Ans: Even if you have good eyes you will still need to be examined to get a prescription that we can verify. We have noncorrective colored contact lenses for those with good vision who just want to change their eye color.
7. Is it alright to sleep in these contact lenses?
Ans: Although the FDA and the manufacturer have approved sleeping in these contact lenses for up to a week at a time, we agree with the advice of most eye doctors that it is a lot safer to take the lenses out at night instead of sleeping in them. They have found that the rate of complications such as red eye and eye infections is less than 1/10 of those that sleep in their lenses, so we feel it's best that you do not sleep while wearing your contact lenses.
8. If the contact lens slides off center can it get lost behind the eye?
Ans: The contact lens can slide under the upper lid and out of view, but it can't get lost behind the eye because the tissue that covers the front of the eye folds back on itself and becomes the back surface of the upper eye lid like an envelope. It causes no harm except you can't see thru it until you recenter it over the pupil. The longer you leave it under the lid the more mucus will attach to it and will need a good cleaning to be usable. If you can't easily retrieve it, try putting on another contact lens, and when you take the new lens off don't be surprised to find the old lens stuck to it.
Why choose GEO MEDICAL contact lens?
Cosmetic Eyes contact lenses change the color of your eyes without a prescription
Attention to all customers:
*There are lots of imitation and fake Korean color lenses being sold at a super cheap price on the market now. So, please be careful when you purchase color lenses online. (Market price of Original Korean color lenses: US$30~50/pair).
**Beware of that. Those cheap color lenses are not certified, no safety prove, so they are not healthy to your eyes, and might cause eye infection or even blindness. Take care of your eyes. Please do not wear cheap pirated color lenses!!
***目前市面上的Korea翻版lens已经比正版多出3倍了~~而且价钱非常便宜，请大家注意一下Korea正版lens本来就是很贵的，不可能是像其他lens同价钱的~支持正版~杜绝翻版！ 眼睛只有一对，不要破坏灵魂之窗！
What's so SPECIAL about KOREA color lenses? Several reasons distinguish Korea Cosmetic color Contact Lenses from its leading competitors:
-VARIETY(with over 50 varieties in colors and designs to choose from)
-PRICE (only US$30-50/pair of 1 year duration lens, compared to US$100 -200 per year supply of Freshlook/Acuvue)
-PRESCRIPTION POWER (available in prescription power of -10.00, higher than prescription power of Freshlook/Acuvue )
-NO GENDER PREFERENCE (fashionable for both males and females unlike competitors that solely target the female population)
Attention to all customers:
*There are lots of imitation and fake Korean color lenses being sold at a super cheap price on the market now. So, please be careful when you purchase color lenses online. (Market price of Original Korean color lenses: US$30~50/pair).
**Beware of that. Those cheap color lenses are not certified, no safety prove, so they are not healthy to your eyes, and might cause eye infection or even blindness. Take care of your eyes. Please do not wear cheap pirated color lenses!!
***目前市面上的Korea翻版lens已经比正版多出3倍了~~而且价钱非常便宜，请大家注意一下Korea正版lens本来就是很贵的，不可能是像其他lens同价钱的~支持正版~杜绝翻版！ 眼睛只有一对，不要破坏灵魂之窗！
What's so SPECIAL about KOREA color lenses? Several reasons distinguish Korea Cosmetic color Contact Lenses from its leading competitors:
-VARIETY(with over 50 varieties in colors and designs to choose from)
-PRICE (only US$30-50/pair of 1 year duration lens, compared to US$100 -200 per year supply of Freshlook/Acuvue)
-PRESCRIPTION POWER (available in prescription power of -10.00, higher than prescription power of Freshlook/Acuvue )
-NO GENDER PREFERENCE (fashionable for both males and females unlike competitors that solely target the female population)
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