Red Cat Eye Contacts

Transform Your Look by Wearing Red Cat Eye Contacts You may want to look like a movie star or singer; red cat eye contacts make it easy to transform your look. These freaky contacts are perfect for Halloween, fancy dress and edgy fashion statements. They have a vibrant red color surrounds the entirety of your iris and has a big black slit down the middle.

Depending on the choice of your costume and preference, you can place red cat eye contacts either vertically or horizontally. Vertical contacts will give you a true “cat eye” effect and horizontal placement will create a similar effect as found in amphibians. These decorative contact lenses just temporarily change your look and do not correct your vision. They are actually medical devices so you should never buy these red cat eye contacts from a novelty store or flea market. You should have a prescription as they could cause damage to your eyesight if you use them without the advice of your eye care professional.

These risks may include a decreased vision, a scratch on the top layer of your eyeball, allergic reactions like itchy, watery red eyes. You can avoid some of these risks by following the directions of cleaning, disinfecting, and wearing the red cat eye contacts. Follow some dos and Don’ts: Do get and follow-up your eye exam

A licensed eye doctor will examine your eyes to make sure right fit red cat eye contacts for your eyes. Wrong fit contacts can damage your eyes so always follow eye doctor advice and regularly go for follow-up eye exams.

Do follow cleaning instructions For wearing, cleaning and disinfecting your contact lenses follow the instructions written on the red cat eye contacts box or ask eye doctor for the same.

Do get a proper prescription For all red cat eye contacts, your eye doctor will write a prescription, they should include the brand name, lens measurements and expiration date.

Do take medical advice in case of the problem If you think that you have an eye infection from your contact lenses, remove them and see an eye doctor immediately. Redness, pain and discharge from your eyes are the sign of an eye infection.

Don’t exchange or share your lenses All red cat eye contacts are not the same size and shape and are just fitted according to your cornea so don’t exchange or share your contact lenses from anyone else.

Don’t buy red cat eye contacts without a prescription Before buying red cat eye contacts you should see an eye doctor and get a prescription because non-prescribed lenses may not fit properly and may not work well. In some cases, they could even damage the cornea. By having regular check-ups and buying prescribed contact lenses can reduce the chances of any undetected damage to your cornea or eyes.

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