Question 1

What guarantees the quality of your colored lenses?

Accepted Answer

Our lenses are manufactured by a leading contact lens manufacturer and undergo strict quality control at every stage of production. They meet strict international standards — including the European CE standard and Israeli Ministry of Health approval. We don't compromise on safety, so every batch is tested before it reaches you.

Question 2

What materials are your lenses made of?

Accepted Answer

The lenses are made of HEMA (Hydroxyethyl Methacrylate) — a soft, high-quality material specifically chosen for long-term comfort and eye safety. The material allows oxygen to pass through to the eye and is suitable for daily use. Full technical details — including water content, thickness and additional measurements — appear on each product page.

Question 3

What sizes do your lenses come in?

Accepted Answer

Each lens has a full technical spec on the product page — including diameter, base curve (BC) and thickness. Before your first purchase, it's recommended to consult an eye doctor or optometrist to ensure the measurements suit your eyes. It's a quick step that can save a lot of discomfort.

Question 4

Do the lenses come with vision correction?

Accepted Answer

Yes. In select lenses we offer vision correction starting from -0.50 in steps of 0.25 diopters. This means you can enjoy the color without sacrificing sharp vision. If you're not sure of your prescription, it's worth checking your last optometrist prescription.

Question 5

How do you use colored lenses for the first time?

Accepted Answer

Before first use, it's recommended to soak the lenses in appropriate contact lens solution for at least 4 hours. Before any contact with lenses — wash your hands thoroughly with soap and dry with a clean towel. The first time you insert lenses, take your time — it's a skill that improves quickly.

Question 6

How do you know if lenses are inside out?

Accepted Answer

It happens to everyone at first. The simple way to check: place the lens on your fingertip and look at its profile from the side. If it looks like a round bowl with straight edges — it's the right way. If the edges flare outward like a saucer — it's inside out. An inside-out lens usually feels uncomfortable and moves more than usual.

Question 7

How do you care for the lenses?

Accepted Answer

After each use, gently rub each lens with cleaning solution, rinse and store in a clean case with fresh solution. Don't use regular water — this can cause infection. Replace the case every 3 months. And never — absolutely never — sleep with lenses in. This is the most important rule.

Question 8

Can you use colored contact lenses every day?

Accepted Answer

Yes, our lenses are suitable for daily use. It's recommended to start with a few hours a day and gradually increase until your eyes adjust. Recommended daily wear time is up to 8 hours. Always remove before sleep, and if you feel fatigue or dryness — a short break will help.

Question 9

How long can you use lenses before they need to be replaced?

Accepted Answer

Our lenses are annual — they can be used for up to one year from the opening date, provided proper care and maintenance. Important to note: this is one year from opening, not from the manufacturing date. After one year — even if the lens looks fine — it's recommended to replace it.

Question 10

Are the lenses suitable for sensitive eyes?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The soft material our lenses are made of was also chosen for delicate and sensitive eyes. Most of our customers with sensitive eyes report good comfort. However, if you have special sensitivity to certain materials or have undergone laser treatment — it's recommended to consult a doctor before your first purchase.

Question 11

Can you wear makeup while using lenses?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely, but there's an important order: first insert the lenses, then apply makeup. At the end of the day — first remove the lenses, then remove makeup. This prevents residue from creams, eyeshadow or mascara from entering the eye. Using kohl or eyeliner on the inner rim — it's better to avoid.

Question 12

Are there special warnings for using lenses?

Accepted Answer

Yes, a few important things to know: don't swim with lenses — water can introduce bacteria to the eye. Don't sleep with them. If there's eye infection or irritation — stop immediately and let the eye rest. Sudden irritation, pain, blurred vision or unusual redness — remove the lens immediately and see a doctor. Don't wait.

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