Red Sclera Contact Lenses

Red Sclera Contact Lenses Creates A Fantastic Visual Effects Red sclera contact lenses create a truly striking effect and designed to cover the complete eye.

After wearing them your eyes look completely different from what they are used to be. You can create fantastic makeup effects with these blood red sclera contact lenses.

They are known as full eye contact lenses and because the center of these contact lenses is transparent allowing you to see through the center.

Mind-blowing full eye red sclera contact lenses are very popular in the movie industry and give devilish red eyes that scare the people who dare to look at you.

With these special effect contact lenses, you can create a fantastic visual effect, which is amazing. These are suitable for dark and light colored eyes and last for 6 months once opened.

Before using the red sclera contact lenses, you must be careful and follow some guidelines.

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When you are using red sclera contact lenses for the first time, you must consult an optician. Who will be happy to demonstrate to you how to insert or remove them Store in a suitable contact lens case and keep them clean, soft and safe to use Fill the lens case with a disinfecting solution before placing the lenses inside and make sure do not dry out your red sclera contact lenses, Do wear contact lenses for a few hours per day and avoid wearing them daily.

Handle red sclera contact lenses with care, as they are soft and delicate Contact lenses are of 22 mm in diameter and cover the whole of your eyes. Because of their size, wearing red sclera contact lenses might be uncomfortable Do not drive a car when using red sclera contact lenses nor take part in any other activity which requires perfect vision Do not allow contact lenses for the person who is under the age of 18 years Do not exchange your red sclera contact lenses with any other person

In order to avoid permanent damage to your eyes and eyesight, do adhere to these safety measures.

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