Wear prescription contact lenses to maintain your eye health

Consider a set of colored contact lenses to try a new eye color. Here are some things you should know before buying colored contacts, whether you're looking for subtle highlights or want to draw attention with a daring new look.

What are prescription colored contact lenses?

Prescription-colored contacts, like regular prescription contacts, are made to look fantastic while treating eye conditions. They can cure both myopia and hyperopia. There is a helpful how-to guide to help you if you can't remember your prescription or don't know how to read it.

If you're still unsure, get in touch with Sclera Lenses through their helpful customer service team. They'll happily assist you over the phone, by email, and by web chat. Moreover, the price of colored contacts can be significantly higher than the price of regular contacts, but for many users, being able to change the color of their eyes is well worth the extra cost.

Before purchasing colored contact lenses, don't forget to confirm that your prescription is still in effect. As vision quality can change over time, it should have been issued within the last two years. If you need to renew your prescription, don't hesitate to schedule an appointment with Sclera lenses. Routine eye exams are essential for maintaining eye health.

What are colored contact lenses?

There are two categories of colored contact lenses: those that are purely cosmetic and only serve to alter the appearance of a color.The appearance of the iris, the colored portion of the eye, is changed by colored contact lenses. The iris-covering part of the lens is colored, but the contact lens's core is transparent. As a result, the front of the pupil, which regulates how much light enters the eye, can operate as intended.

Improvement tint

Translucent and darker than the visibility tint is the enhancement tint. This level of shade does not significantly alter the color of the eye. Instead, it brings out the eye's natural color, making it perfect for those with light-colored eyes who want dramatic highlights like brighter blue, darker green, or violet accents.

Unique tint

Custom tint lenses are made specifically for each wearer and look more natural because they match their natural eye color. In some cases, custom tint lenses are created for individuals with eye injuries or flaws who desire an iris or pupil that looks more natural.

Custom tints, also known as sports tints, are advantageous for athletes because they can reduce glare, enhance depth perception, and sharpen contrast sensitivity for improved athletic performance.