1-Day Acuvue TruEye (30 Lenses)

Color visibility depends on your natural eye color. If you have dark brown eyes, lighter or enhancement tint lenses may not show up as vibrantly. That’s why we recommend choosing opaque or vibrant vivid lenses, which are designed with strong pigmentation to effectively cover darker irises. These lenses offer a more noticeable and dramatic color change, allowing the intended shade whether blue, gray, green, or violet to appear more true to how it looks in the packaging.

Most people with healthy eyes can safely wear cosmetic contact lenses. They are generally suitable for daily or occasional use, whether or not you require vision correction. However, if you have any existing eye conditions such as chronic dry eyes, allergies, or a history of eye infections, you should consult an eye care professional before wearing lenses.

These conditions may affect lens comfort or increase the risk of irritation, so a professional can help determine whether contact lenses are right for you and recommend the best type or wearing schedule. It’s always best to prioritize eye health before using any contact lens product.

The wear duration depends on the type of lenses you choose. We offer daily, monthly, 3 months, 6 months and yearly contact lenses, each with its own recommended usage period.

• Daily lenses are for one-time use, no cleaning needed.
• Monthly lenses last up to 30 days with daily care.
• 3 months and 6 months lenses offer longer wear but need consistent cleaning.
• Yearly lenses can be used up to 12 months with proper hygiene.

Always check the product details for the recommended replacement cycle, and be sure to follow it as directed. Wearing lenses beyond their intended lifespan can lead to discomfort or increase the risk of eye infections.

In most cases, NO. Colored areas are printed outside the clear optical zone, so your vision remains unaffected. However, some cosplay lenses with special effects (like mesh, blind, or sclera designs) may partially cover the pupil, which can slightly blur or dim your vision. This is usually intentional for dramatic effect and not recommended for driving or activities that require clear sight.

If you do experience any blurriness, it’s likely the lens has shifted out of place, try blinking or gently repositioning it. If the problem continues, stop wearing the lens and consult your eye care professional.

Yes, all our lenses meet international safety standards. They are FDA-approved, CE-marked, and manufactured in facilities that are ISO 13485 certified, which ensures strict compliance with medical device quality management systems. Each pair is produced in sterile, medical-grade environments to maintain the highest hygiene and safety standards.

While our lenses are safe for cosmetic use, we always recommend consulting an eye care professional before your first wear, especially if it’s your first time using contact lenses or if you require prescription correction. Proper fit, usage guidance, and hygiene practices are essential to keeping your eyes healthy and comfortable.

Our lenses are made from high-quality soft hydrogel or silicone hydrogel materials, both of which are widely used in modern contact lens technology. These materials are known for their high oxygen permeability, allowing more oxygen to reach your cornea and helping to keep your eyes healthier during wear.

Additionally, they offer excellent moisture retention, which reduces dryness and ensures a more comfortable wearing experience, even for extended hours. Silicone hydrogel, in particular, is often recommended for people who wear lenses for long hours, as it provides enhanced breathability and hydration compared to traditional hydrogel lenses.

No, sleeping in colored lenses is not recommended unless they are specifically approved for extended or overnight wear, which most cosmetic lenses are not. Colored contacts are designed for daytime use and should always be removed before going to bed. Sleeping in lenses can limit oxygen flow to your eyes, leading to dryness, discomfort, or even serious complications like corneal infections or inflammation.

Wearing lenses overnight also increases the risk of bacterial buildup, as your eyes can’t naturally flush out debris while closed. To keep your eyes healthy and your lenses in good condition, always remove them before sleeping, clean them properly, and store them in fresh solution.

After each use, it’s important to clean and store your lenses properly to keep your eyes safe and your lenses in good condition. Rinse both sides of each lens with fresh multipurpose contact lens solution, never use water or saliva. After rinsing, place them in a clean lens case filled with new solution.

Be sure to replace the solution daily and never top off or mix old and new solution, as this can reduce its disinfecting power and increase the risk of eye infections. Also, remember to clean your lens case regularly and replace it every 1 month to maintain hygiene.