These purple contact lenses feature a mesh over the pupils, partially obstructing vision. They sport red circles and red crosses, perfect for cosplaying Hinata Hyuga with her byakugan from the Naruto anime or manga. This pair of Halloween contact lenses doesn't require a prescription. They're reusable for 3 months and come with 2 colored contact lenses approved by Health Canada. You must be 16 years or older to use them, and parental or guardian approval is needed otherwise. General Guidelines for coloured contacts lenses: Wash your hands thoroughly with soap before handling the lenses and dry them with a clean towel. Use them for a maximum of 8 hours per day. Don't sleep while wearing these decorative lenses. Don't share your contact lenses. Rub and rinse the lenses with a contact lens disinfecting solution. Keep water away from the lenses. Don't wear the decorative lenses if you're using eye medication. Avoid wearing damaged and/or unclean contact lenses. WARNING: When buying these lenses, you take full responsibility for any damages due to improper use, poor maintenance, or an inability to wear the contact lenses. If side effects occur while using the colored contact lenses, remove them immediately and consult an eye care professional before using them again.

Hey there! Using these purple cosplay contact lenses is a breeze. First off, always wash your hands really well with soap before you touch the lenses. Then dry them on a clean towel. You can wear these lenses for up to 8 hours a day, but don't sleep with them in. And don't share your lenses with anyone else. To keep them in good shape, rub and rinse the lenses with a contact lens disinfecting solution. Also, make sure to keep water away from the lenses. If you're using any eye medication, it's best not to wear the lenses. And of course, never wear damaged or dirty lenses. Remember, you're responsible for any issues that might come up from using them wrong or not taking good care of them. If you feel any side - effects when using the lenses, take them out right away and talk to an eye doctor before putting them back in.