Adorn your eyes with a touch of pink with these Pollyeye SunKiss Pink Colored Contact Lenses. These bigeye pink contacts will make your eyes pop and are perfect for a night out or a special occasion. Whether you're looking for a subtle change or a more dramatic look, these prescription colored contacts will do the trick. With a simple application, you can instantly transform your appearance and add a touch of fun to your look. So go ahead and make a statement with these Pollyeye SunKiss Pink Colored Contact Lenses.
Water content: 38%
Thickness: 0.08mm
Texture: Polymacon
Base curve: 8.60mm
Diameter: 14.50mm
Period of use: 12 months
Packaging: 1 Pcs
Pollyeye cosplay contacts are colored, cosmetic, or decorative contact lenses. These prescription cosplay contacts can make your eyes look different in many ways, from changing the eye’s color or pupil shape to giving cartoon or film character effects, such as the prescription cat eye contacts.
Whether you are a seasoned cosplayer, or you are looking to dabble in costume play looking for the prescription costume contacts for the first time, however Pollyeye cosplay Lenses could be a really sharp addition to any cosplay character.
With a preference for some anime and game characters, cosers want to show these characters in real life, which not only look gorgeous and colorful in picture, but also have a unique pupil color. To get a pair of colour-coded and character-friendly eyes, Pollyeye cosplay contacts with special effects are the best to play zombie, vampire or anime characters, nothing is better than cool eye contacts. With different colors, shade and styles to select, Pollyeye Cosplay Collection colored contacts is the best choice for your cosplay time!
Healthy Guidelines for Wearing Contact Lenses
Inserting Your Contact Lenses:
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Wash Your Hands
Before handling your contact lenses, wash your hands using plain soap without moisturizer or perfumes, rinse well, and then dry with a lint-free towel.
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Rinse Your Contact Lenses
Rinse the lens well with fresh multipurpose or saline solution approved by your eye care professional.
- Never rinse your lenses in water from the tap. There are two reasons for this:
- Tap water contains many impurities that can contaminate or damage your lenses and may lead to eye infection or injury.
- You might lose the lens down the drain.
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Inspect Your Contact Lens
Place the contact lens on your index finger and make sure it’s clean. The lens should appear as a bowl. If the edges flare out, the lens is inverted.
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Place Your Contact Lenses
- Hold your upper eye lashes (not your eye lid) to prevent blinking.
- Pull your bottom eyelid down.
- Focus on a steady point with your other eye.
- Gently place the lens on your central cornea, not the side
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Check and Confirm
After your contact lens is fully in place, move your fingers away from your eye slowly and gently blink. This will help prevent the lens from moving away from the cornea (the transparent surface that covers your pupil and iris).
Removing Your Contact Lenses:
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Wash Your Hands and Inspect Your Contact Lenses
- Thoroughly clean your hands with plain soap
- Look straight ahead into a mirror.
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Remove Your Contact Lenses
- Confirm that the lens is resting squarely on the cornea
- Look up and gently slide the lens down
- Carefully squeeze it between your thumb and index finger to remove the lens.
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Clean and Disinfect Your Contact Lenses
Your contact lenses must be cleaned and disinfected every day after you wear them. To do this:
- Place one lens (always the same lens first to avoid mix-ups) in the palm of your hand with a couple of drops of fresh multipurpose solution or daily cleanser on it.
- Then, rub the lens back and forth with your index finger for 15 seconds.
- After rubbing, rinse the lens using multipurpose or saline solution.
- Finally, place the lens in multipurpose solution or hydrogen peroxide solution to disinfect the lens as prescribed by your eye care professional.
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Store Contact Lenses
Fill your contact lens storage case with fresh, prescribed care solution—never top off any old solution with new. Place your clean lenses into the case, following your eye doctor’s recommendations. Also, be sure to rinse out your case after every use, storing them open and upside down in a dry, clean place. Replace your contact lens case at regular intervals.
Adverse Reactions (Problems And What To Do)
If you notice any issue with your contact lenses such as eye stinging, burning, itching, eye pain, comfort less than when lens was first put in, abnormal feeling of something in the eye, excessive watering, unusual eye secretions, redness, reduced sharpness of vision, blurred vision, rainbows or halos around objects, sensitivity to light or dry eyes you should.
- Immediately remove your lenses.
- If the discomfort or problem stops, then look closely at the lens. If the lens is in any way damaged, do not put the lens back on your eye. Place the lens in the storage case and contact your eye care professional. If the lens has dirt, an eyelash, or other foreign body on it, or the problem stops and the lens appears undamaged, you should thoroughly clean, rinse, and disinfect the lenses; then reinsert them. After reinsertion, if the problem continues, you should immediately remove the lenses and consult your eye care professional.
- When any of the above problems continue, a serious condition may be present. You should keep the lens off your eye until your eye care professional can identify the problem. Always use fresh, unexpired lens care solutions.
- Regular check-up examinations by your eye care professional are an important part of wearing contact lenses. We recommended that you follow your eye care professional's directions for follow up examinations. Be sure to keep all appointments for your check-up visits.
- PLEASE NOTE:
Colour may vary depending on existing eye colour/skin tone/eye shape/lighting. Colour is not guaranteed to look the same as this photo. Lighting makes a huge difference. Please do thorough research, and feel free to email us for any questions.
Estimated delivery times:
Delivery times will vary depending on your location. The average delivery time with express mail is:
Countries | Delivery Time (Natural Days) |
USA,CA | 8-15 natural days |
DE,AU,UK,FR,NL | 6-12 natural days |
Other European countries | 8-15 natural days |
Asia | 10-20 natural days |
Middle East & UAE | 10-25 natural days |
Other Countries | 8-30 natural day |
All parcels are placed in the customer’s mail box when delivered. Please ensure you check your junk mail in case tracking information which is emailed to you has gone there instead of your inbox.
Important information:
Please note we have a 48 hour processing time once an order has been received. The above shipping times are estimations only and we can not give a guaranteed time frame as once an order is shipped it is purely dependent on the destination country’s handling time and customs clearance. You will receive tracking information once your order has been shipped via email which will provide you with your tracking ID and a link to track and monitor the status of your order. If you do not receive an email with your tracking information in your inbox, then please check your junk mail as it may have gone there instead.
1. Before the first time wearing, please soak the lenses in multi-purpose contact lens solution for at least 6 hours.
2. Please take off your lenses before sleeping.
3. Please do not attend any water sports when wearing lenses.
4. Always wash your hands before wearing, removing or handling your contact lenses.
5. Rinse and scrub your lens every 2-3 days to prevent protein precipitation which is not good for eyes.
6. Insert lenses before putting on make-up around eyes, and take off lenses before removing make-up.
7. Contact lenses are not one size fits all, please check with your Eye Care specialist to make sure whether the parameters are suitable for your eyes before purchasing.
Example contact lens prescription | |||||||
Date of exam: 2020/12/31 (date of your check-up) | |||||||
Expiry date: 2021/12/31 (expiry date for your prescription, usually a year) | |||||||
Base Curve (BC) | Diameter (DIA) | Power / Sphere (SPH) | Cylinder (CYL) | Axis (AX) | |||
OD (Left Eye) | 8.5 | 14 | -1.5 | -1.25 | 10 | ||
OS (Right Eye) | 8.5 | 14 | -1.25 | -1.25 | 10 | ||
NOTE | |||||||
BC | Determines to meet the curve of your eye; written in numbers or words: flat, median or steep. | ||||||
DIA | Indicates your contacts’ width to make sure they’ll cover your cornea properly. | ||||||
SPH | Uses "+" for farsightedness (hyperopia)(Which we don't support for now) and "-" for nearsightedness (myopia)(Which we support). | ||||||
CYL & AX | The two parameters are required to correct Astigmatism (which we don’t support for now). |