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Looking for a Crazy Contact Lens?

Crazy Lens Tiger Eyes

Crazy contact lenses are a great way to jazz-up an outfit. I recommend them for fancy dress parties (Halloween, New Year's Eve) – not your Prom though, unless you want to scare off any dance partners! There is something surreal about the effect that making your eyes look unnatural has on people. Even knowing that they are contact lenses doesn’t take away the creepiness.

Colored Contact Lenses are fun and safe, if hygiene and use guidelines are followed. You must have a prescription from your Optometrist to purchase any type of contact lens in Australia. (Different laws may apply in your area)

Crazy Lenses from CooperVision are a monthly disposable contact lens, so you can have some practice wearing them before the big event.

A number of the designs do affect your side vision a bit, so make sure you test them out to see whether you are safe to drive, or organise a driver to take you. (A good idea if you'll be drinking anyway)

For a more realistic look you should try standard colored contact lenses. Crazy Lens Cat Eyes

Crazy Lens Devil Eyes

Crazy Lens Spiral Eyes
Daily Disposable Lenses – Wear them once then throw them away

Extended Wear Lenses – For those who wear lenses for long hours or want to sleep in lenses

Daily Care Lenses – Wear lenses in the day, take them out at night

Toric Lenses – For those with astigmatism

Multifocal Contact Lenses – For the over 40s

Custom soft lenses – For those whose prescription is out of the range of disposables


Crazy Contact Lens not your thing? Try Contact Lens Brands for your clear lens options

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