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Dec 30, 2016
Leah T.
I've seen many makeup tutorials with people putting in colored contact lenses. I was wondering where I could find some (prescription less) ones at a good price? Some I've seen online are like 50$ for one set so I was wondering if anyone knows a good source!
Dec 31, 2016
Brook A.
I don't have any sources, but I'd go to an eye doctor in person. There are people who have lost their vision from ones that are..I guess..not prescribed. The ones the eye doctor will give are safe and they will help you see well and look pretty. :) Safe is the best way.
Dec 31, 2016
Alexis C.
I agree with Brook, an ophthalmologist will be able to essentially measure your eye so they can give you contacts that actually fit. I've gotten colored contacts as a gift before and they're definitely not one size fits all.
Dec 31, 2016
Anna D.
Yeah I agree with @Brook A and @Alexis C it better to be safe than sorry ♡
Jan 1, 2017
Aurora S.
Definitely go to an eye doctor to be fitted, they will also help you put them in and how to care for them properly
There are plenty of people who's vision is fine but not everyone has the same base curve and such so thats what's more important because base curve can be different on people plus those with astigmatism need a completely different type of lens. BUT you can ask for a copy of your prescription to be able to order your contacts online that way youre not stuck only picking between the Freshlook color blends which I find to not look as noticeable and 70% of the time look obvious onpeople due to the design. You can check out PinkyParadise which offer planos as well as prescription and a wide variett of brands plus they have customer photos so you can get a better feel for how they will look. Plus the price range is around 18-29 dollars a pair depending on the brand and design etc.although if you have astigmatism then they will cost more I think around $40