Colored Contact Lenses Bloodshot Bloody Eyes

Set of 2 pieces of colored contact lenses. The lenses are 3-monthly, non-prescription with a highly opaque effect of greenish-yellow color with bloody spots in the Bloodshot pattern. You can use them as an accessory for Halloween, carnival, or any themed party as part of a costume.

Package: 2 pcs
Wear Time: 3 months
Commercial Packaging: Yes

Manufacturer's Application Instructions:

If you are using contact lenses for the first time, gradually increase the wearing time. On the first day, do not wear the lenses for more than 4 hours, each day thereafter you can extend the wearing time by 2 hours. Do not wear lenses for more than 10 hours a day.

Handle the lenses only with clean, dry hands. When opening the package for the first time, always make sure that the lenses are undamaged and completely immersed in solution. Do not use if the packaging is damaged or the lenses are dried out.

It is essential to soak the contact lenses for at least 4 hours in fresh contact lens solution before first use. Only then can you use the lenses according to the following instructions. Follow the instructions carefully.

Insertion:

- Remove one lens from the package.
- Place the lens on the tip of the right index finger and make sure it is turned to the correct side.
- Lift the upper eyelid with the left index finger and at the same time pull down the lower eyelid with the middle finger of the right hand.
- Now you can insert the lens into the eye.
- Repeat the above procedure (steps 1 to 4) for inserting the lens into the other eye as well.

Removal:

Look up and at the same time pull down the lower eyelid. Gently pinch the bottom edge of the lens together with your thumb and index finger and pull the lens out of the eye.

Cleaning and Disinfection:

Always follow the instructions on the contact lens solution bottle. If you are not sure if the lenses are damaged, consult your eye doctor before use.

Please be aware that eye health is crucial for your good vision, and do not risk eye damage due to negligence or incorrect use of lenses.