Special Effects Contact Lenses

Those of you who are looking for a wild, yet unique look will fall in love with the many designs of Special Effects contact lenses.  These contacts will give you a weird and unique look, depending on what you select.  They are also called theatrical contact lenses and used in Hollywood in many movies, including horror movies to give the killers a strange and sadistic look.

Your Selection of Special Effects Contact Lenses

Gold Vampire

These Gold Vampire contact lenses will give you the seductive, golden amber eyes that you need to complete your vampire costume.

Vampire Red

If you are serious about getting  Special Effects Contant lenses this year you should consider Vampire Red.  They are like the Volturi vampire’s eyes.  They would make a great choice for Halloween!

Alchemist

Alchemist special effects contact lenses cover your entire eye. Scare your friends with these crazy red, orange and yellow contacts. Perfect for Halloween costumes. These hand painted contact lenses are custom made and will require 1 week to be created. FDA approved, theatrical grade contacts.

Banshee

Banshee special effects contact lenses are great for Halloween and they are one of our most popular styles! Scare your friends with these fierce red and yellow contacts. People with high astigmatism may find that this contact lens will rotate on their eye.shee

Black Out

Black Out Special Effects contact lenses – black covers the iris for a spooky effect. Great for Halloween and other special events. A very popular style of lens, also available in prescription powers

Crazy Daisy

Crazy Daisy Special Effects contact lenses feature a red daisy on a black background. These contacts are a cute choice for Halloween and other special events! FDA approved, theatrical grade contact lenses.

Pyro

Pyro special effects contacts are the perfect way to complete your costume this Halloween! These hand painted contact lenses are custom made, so allow 1 week for them to be created. Theatrical grade contacts with FDA approved paints.

Tempest

Tempest Halloween contact lenses are a great way to impress your friends at the party this year. These hand painted lenses are custom made, so please allow 1 week for them to be created.pest

Creepers

Creepers Special Effects contact lenses feature intense green and yellow surrounding a black center. Your friends will bug out when they see you in these creepy lenses!

Chimera

Chimera Halloween contacts are a sure way to impress your friends this Halloween! These black, red and white contact lenses are hand painted for an awesome effect. These contacts are custom made and will require 1 week to be created. FDA approved, theatrical grade contact lenses.

Special Effects contact lenses can be ordered as nonprescription or they can be ordered with your prescription, however you should realize that they are used mainly for styling purposes.  It is definitely advised that if you are considering ordering special effects contact lenses that you first see your eye doctor or an optometrist first and disclose your intended purpose.  By doing this the eye wear professional can provide expert advice on the size or your eye to insure a comfortable fit for your new lenses.    If you suffer any type of irritation or discomfort after you wear them, you shouldn’t hesitate to visit an optician before you suffer any type of permanent or further damage to your eyes.

For those interested, there many designs of Special Effects contact lenses to choose from, including werewolf and vampire there are special effects contact lenses inspired by recent motion pictures like Avitar or the twilight saga plus dragon and zebra style, flags, spirals, colors, and many other designs.  They come in two main types, monthly and standard.  Monthly are very flexible, and you can use them for a month before you have to change them out.  Standard on the other hand, ensure the best in comfort and can be worn long term for up to 18 months before they need to be replaced.

You should take care of your Special Effects contact lenses as carefully as regular contact your eye health is as stake with either type lenses.  They need to be cleaned before you use them, and soaked in solution when you take them out.  Just like regular prescription contact lenses, you should always wash and clean your hands before you handle them.  Although you may not realize it, not taking care of them  could easily damage the health of your eyes and lead to serious infections. And like other contact lenses they should only be worn by the person for whom they were designed.

If you need vision correction you should visit your optician and ask about special effects contact lenses in order to get your prescription.  There are a few varieties of them, contacts that look crazy and offer you vision correction.  Halloween contacts are the most common and most popular, as they offer you insane looks with corrective power.  Even though they are mainly used during Halloween, you can wear them anytime you want to spook people or just mess with them.

Your choice of a wide variety of Special Effects Contact Lenses

If you are tired of being like everyone else and sticking with traditional contact lenses, or if you just want to mess with your family and friends, crazy and unique contact lenses are worth the purchase.  They offer you plenty of creative and unique designs that are certain to make people take a second look into your eyes.  Although most have no power, you use them the same way as traditional contact lenses.  They go in your eyes and they are removed the same way regular contact lenses are handled, and need to be cleaned when they aren’t in use.

Available at great prices, special effects contact lenses are a great investment for anyone who wants to enhance the look of their eyes and achieve that wild eyes look.  Keep in mind that they can lead to severe problems if they aren’t taken care of, which is why you should always use caution and make sure that you know how to take care of them.  If you aren’t sure about what to get, you can always visit an optician and have your eyes fitted for contact lenses.  Even though you may not need special effects contact lenses – an optician can tell you which contacts will work with your eyes.