Coloured contact lenses have a variable cost depending on the brand and the wearing pattern you choose (daily or monthly lenses).
On Vision Direct the popular daily lenses FreshLook One Day are available for only £11.95. These disposable lenses are the most convenient way to go, as you won't need to use a solution to store them overnight.
Monthly coloured lenses are perfect for those that want to make the enhancement a part of their everyday life. Much like corrective contact lenses, they are a cheaper option than daily disposable lenses. You can wear monthly lenses for 30 consecutive days, if you don't mind storing them every night in the solution. There are loads of popular monthly coloured contact lenses: for example, FreshLook Colorblends are only £14.99, while Air Optix Colors are available for just £16.99. Each product creates its own different effect, so picking yours is entirely down to your personal preference.
To learn more about the full range of the coloured contact lenses available on Vision Direct, just visit the appropriate section in our online store.
Monthly coloured lenses are perfect for those that want to make the enhancement a part of their everyday life. Much like corrective contact lenses, they are a cheaper option than daily disposable lenses. You can wear monthly lenses for 30 consecutive days, if you don't mind storing them every night in the solution. There are loads of popular monthly coloured contact lenses: for example, FreshLook Colorblends are only £14.99, while Air Optix Colors are available for just £16.99. Each product creates its own different effect, so picking yours is entirely down to your personal preference.
To learn more about the full range of the coloured contact lenses available on Vision Direct, just visit the appropriate section in our online store.
Just like normal contact lenses, coloured lenses can have different wearing patterns. The most popular brands offer both daily and monthly coloured lenses.
To apply coloured contact lenses, just follow the same procedure that applies to normal contact lenses. If you've never worn a lens before, the idea of applying the lens might seem a little scary, but you'll see it gets so much better with practice.
Using coloured contact lenses is a great way to enhance your look, but it's important to keep some things in mind when using them.
Following all eye care rules is essential to keeping your vision clear and your eyes healthy. There's a lot of common mistakes and misconceptions around, so It's good to avoid them and keep your eyes safe. If you're wondering what mistakes they might be, here are the main ones: forgetting to wash your hands before handling contacts, sleeping with your contacts in, or wearing contacts for longer than you're supposed to. This is just the tip of the iceberg - for more common misconceptions, check out our full list of mistakes to avoid.
It is possible that the coloured part of a coloured lens may obstruct your vision, especially if you wear opaque contact lenses. This can happen in two cases: when the lens moves around (for example when you blink), or when the size of the pupil changes (as often happens in dark and poorly lit environments). This is why we do not recommend wearing coloured contact lenses during those times when you need to see super clearly through varied lighting, such as driving or cycling.