Although you don’t require eyesight correction, you must consult your eye care provider for fitting and if ・you are trying contact lens for the first time. ・you have any allergies. ・you do not understand how to handle contact lenses. * We are not responsible for any kind of difficulties which are caused by using contact […]
Circle contact lenses are colour lenses which feature a coloured outer ring on the edges. This design, where the coloured section extends beyond the iris, aims to create the illusion of a naturally larger pupil.
We strongly suggest having your eyes checked as directed by your eye care professional and only with his/her agreement should you use lenses with different [DIA], [BC] or [PWR].
You can find your points balance through [My Points] on [My Account]. If you have already earned points, they will be displayed on your order page.
Multifocal contact lenses are designed to address presbyopia, a condition that affects near vision as individuals age. These lenses allow for clear vision at both near and far distances, making them a suitable choice for individuals with presbyopia. Learn more about Multifocal Contact Lenses here. Shop multifocal lenses here.
Because of global standards, all manufacturers must use the same notation for [PWR] and [BC]. However, lens size, thickness, design and processing methods are different depending on the brand and the manufacturer. (If your contact lenses have been prescribed for astigmatism, your view will be different depending upon the manufacturer.) We strongly suggest having your […]
No, there is no expiry date for using your points.
After your order is completed, you will receive points. You can then redeem these points on your next order. There is no minimum requirement to redeem points. You can redeem $0.10 off for every point, but won’t be able to redeem your points towards the shipping fee. You can find your earned points on your […]
The [ADD] number is required when ordering multifocal/bifocal contact lenses for presbyopia. The figure determines the amount of correction you need to be able to see clearly at a close distance. The Addition figure is a positive number between +0.50 and +3.00, which some contact lens brands refer to as a high, medium or low. […]
Oxygen Permeability indicates the amount of oxygen that can pass through a contact lens. Dk represents the oxygen permeability coefficient, with higher values indicating greater oxygen transmission. Dk/L is a value obtained by dividing the Dk value by the thickness of the contact lens, representing its oxygen permeability. A higher Dk/L number indicates a greater […]
