Crazy Colored Contact Lenses

Interested in picking up some crazy colored contact lenses?  If it’s nearing Halloween, chances are you’re putting together a fun little outfit that is sure to catch attention, however this may not be the only reason you need some crazy colored contact lenses.  I know several people who like to wear crazy colored contact lenses, because they just have an alternate and unique style about them and that is part of their image, to wear colored contacts that gets them noticed.  It’s an interesting fashion statement and if you like attention, you can easily get a lot of it if you get a contact that has a crazy pattern on it.

You can get all sorts of crazy colored contact lenses, but  It depends first of all on where you go shopping.  Here are a few places which you might want to check out if you’re looking for something interesting and unique:

1.  FX Eyes

This is a website which specializes in producing strange looking contact lenses which are sure to get you noticed.  They have many different styles.  You can get “Thriller” eyes as seen in the Michael Jackson video, ape eyes, “lamia” eyes, mirrored eyes like in “Chronicles of Riddick”, Twilight eyes, and many other crazy looking styles and colors. Do note though that lenses here can get pretty costly.

2.  Wild Eyes

This is a line of lenses that are made by CIBA Vision.  They have a variety of different patterns as well, some of which you won’t find on FX Eyes.  They have Red Hot, Knockout, White-Out, Black-Out, Hypnotica, Icefire and several others. 

3.  FX Lenses

This brand of lenses is made by “Vampfangs”, a site which has many different patterns, that are not only fitting for a vampire, but for zombies, mummies, the undead in general, and people who just want to have an interesting look about them.  This gothic store will have lenses which are probably a bit more affordable to you than say FX Eyes, so you may want to check here if money is an issue.

Now there are other places to pick up crazy colored contact lenses as well, these are just 3 places to consider.  I would suggest you browse around thoroughly before you come to a decision though.  One thing you might want to try doing is looking for reviews of various lenses before you buy them, these may be hard to find, but the best place to find them would be via forums.  There are many gothic or alternative forums you can visit where people openly discuss which lenses are a good buy and which to avoid, see if you can find one that has some reviews on it.