1. Colored contact lenses impair vision.

Colored contact lenses are designed to correct vision, just like clear contact lenses. They do not compromise the quality of vision when prescribed correctly.

2. Colored contact lenses are only for people with poor vision.

Colored contact lenses are also available for those who have no vision problems and simply want to change the color of their eyes for aesthetic purposes.

3. Colored contact lenses don't look natural.

Modern colored contact lenses are designed with advanced technologies that allow you to achieve a natural look. Check all the options available in the Natural Lenses section.

4. Colored contact lenses are more expensive than clear contact lenses.

Although some colored contact lenses may cost slightly more than clear lenses, there are many affordable options available, find the perfect ones for you whether they are Cosplay or Natural !

5. Colored contact lenses are uncomfortable to wear.

Colored contact lenses are designed to provide the same comfort and fit as clear contact lenses. With the correct measurement and hygiene it will be like not having them.

6. Colored contact lenses can permanently change your eye color.

Colored contact lenses temporarily change the color of your eyes. Once removed, the eyes will return to their natural color.

7. Colored contact lenses are difficult to keep clean.

Colored contact lenses require the same care and maintenance as clear contact lenses. With proper cleaning and storage, it is easy to keep them clean and safe for use.

8. Colored contact lenses are less safe than clear lenses.

Colored contact lenses are subject to the same safety standards as clear contact lenses.

9. Colored contact lenses are visibly different from clear lenses.

Many colored contact lenses are designed to be thin and translucent, allowing your natural eye color to show through the lens. This makes the look more natural and realistic.

10. Colored contact lenses are not suitable for daily wear.

Colored contact lenses can be worn daily, just like clear lenses. Just follow your doctor's instructions and cleaning and hygiene procedures.

I hope these explanations have helped you better understand colored contact lenses and dispel some of the common myths associated with them. If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us!.