Black Contact Lenses

Black contact lenses with brilliantly conceptualized, beautifully designed are the easiest route to bigger, brighter eyes in an instant. With a thin and smooth design, these daily black contacts are a great choice whether for prescription or cosmetic use, keeping eyes feeling fresh and comfortable all day long. You can enhance your natural beauty and confidence with black color contact lenses.

Preparing Tips for Insertion of black contact lenses

1. Cleanliness is the first and most important aspects of proper contact lenses care. Establish a routine of good hygiene for handling black color contacts.
2. Always wash your hands thoroughly with a mild soap, rinse carefully and dry before touching your black contact lenses.
3. Do not use oily cosmetics, soaps contain cold creams, lotions or creams before handling your contact lenses. It is recommended to insert black contacts before putting on makeup.
4. Keep your eyes closed when using a hairspray or other aerosols. Seek professional advice about wearing black color contact lenses during sport activities.
5. Always follow the instruction in the package and advice given to you by your Eye Care Practitioner for the correct handling, insertion, removal, cleaning, disinfecting, storing and use of your black color contacts.
6. Never wear your black colour contact lenses longer than the period prescribed.
7. Do not use the black colour contacts if the sterile package has been opened or the tamper evident seal is damaged. 

Caring for monthly black contact lenses

1. For continued safe and comfortable use of your black colored contact lenses, it is important to follow the instructions given to you by your Eye Care Practitioner. Failure to follow the correct lens care regime may result in the development of serious eye problems.
2. Cleaning and rising are essential to remove mucus, secretions and deposits which may have accumulated during use. Do this immediately after removing your black colored contacts and prior to disinfection. Harmful germs formulas can only be removed by cleaning, rinsing and disinfecting.
3. Use fresh unexpired lens care Solutions for your black contact lenses.
4. Never use solutions recommend for conventional hard lenses only.            
5. Never put your black contacts in your mouth or use anything other than the recommended solutions for lubricating or wetting your lenses.
6. Never rinse them in tap water, since this can contain many impurities that can contaminate or damage your black color contact lenses and may lead to eye infection or injury.
7. Put each black color contacts into the correct chamber of the lens storage system and make sure they are not being worn. If lenses are not properly used for long periods, they may dry out or become brittle.
8. Seek advice from your Eye Care Practitioner if your black colour contact lenses are being stored for extend periods.                                                                                    
9. Since black colour contacts cases can be a source of bacteria, after use they should be emptied, cleaned and rinsed with recommended sterile solutions and allowed to air dry.
10. Your black colored contact lenses cases should also be replaced regularly, as advised by the lens case manufacturer of your Eye Care Practitioner.                        
11. Never use tap water to rinse your black colored contacts cases.

Do and Don’t of black contact lenses

DO: Stick strictly to the wearing schedule prescribed by your eye care professional and replace your black contact lenses as directed.          

DO: If your eyes become red, irritated, or your vision changes, remove your black contacts immediately and consult your eye care professional.       

DO: Always refill your lens case with new solution instead of adding more solution on top of what’s already in your black color contact lenses case.

DO: Always handle your black color contacts with clean, dry hands. Wash, rinse, and dry your hands thoroughly with a lint-free towel before touching your lenses.

DO: Clean, rinse, and disinfect your black colour contact lenses with fresh solution each time you remove them. Always remember to use fresh solution. Do not add more solution on top of what’s already in the case.

DO: Insert black colour contacts before applying makeup and remove your lenses before washing off makeup.

DO: After use, always empty and rinse the black colored contact lenses case with fresh solution and allow the lens case to air dry.

DON’T: "Stretch" your lens wear beyond its intended use. Never wear daily disposable lenses longer than one day. And never wear your black colored contacts beyond what your eye care professional recommends. 

DON’T: Be stingy with your lens solution and try to reuse solution. Always use fresh solution to rinse, clean, and store your black contact lenses.          

DON’T: Share your black contacts with others.

DON’T: Let the tip of solution bottles touch other surfaces – including your fingers, eyes on black color contact lenses.

DON’T: Expose black color contacts to any kind of water. It can lead to infection, even vision loss.

DON’T: Change the brand of black colour contact lenses solution unless recommended by your eye care professional. Not all solutions are the same.

DON’T: Use saliva, tap water, or anything other than fresh contact lens solutions for lubricating, rewetting, and/or cleaning your black colour contacts.

DON’T:  Sleep while wearing your black colored contact lenses unless you wear extended wear lenses, designed to be worn overnight, up to 7 days without removal.

Safety check for black contact lenses

You should remove your black colored contacts immediately if you experience any of the following problems:

1. Itching, burning or stinging of the eye.            
2. A feeling of something in your eye.            
3. Excessive watering, unusual eye secretions or redness.            
4. Blurred vision, rainbows or haloes around objects. Dry eyes may occur if your black contact lenses Lens are worn continuously or for too long.

If the discomfort of problem stops when you take out the black color contact lenses, you should examine it closely for damage and dirt.

If the problem continues, consult your Eye Care Practitioner immediately. Any of the symptoms above can indicate a serious condition in such as of infection or corneal ulcer. Prompt diagnosis and treatment is essential to avoid serious damage to your eyes.

Remember the symptoms are warning signs. If in doubt, take them out.

When wearing black color contacts, you may notice temporary difference in your vision due to the presence of the color in your black colour contact lenses, especially in condition of low light. If this difference in vision persist, please consult your Eye Care Practitioner. Finally, never allow anyone else to wear your black colour contacts.