EYECON Vampire Red

$50.00 ~~$60.00~~

To Put In Contacts:

Step 1: After getting the lenses, please do not wear them immediately. The liquid in the package is saline and a disinfectant, so it may irritate your eyes. Please put the lenses in contact lens care solution for about 6-8 hours before wearing.

Step 2: Take the lens out from the case gently after washing and drying your hands. Make sure you are holding the correct side of the lens.

Step 3: Hold up your upper eyelid and pull down your lower lid, then use the index finger to gently place the lens.

Step 4: Look up and down then left and right after putting the lens in so that it will settle into place. Close your eye for a few moments.

Step 5: Repeat steps 1-4 for the other eye.

To Remove Contacts:

Step 1: Wash and dry your hands thoroughly before touching your eyes.

Step 2: Gently pull down on your lower eyelid and gently raise your upper eyelid with your hand.

Step 3: Using your other index finger and thumb, pinch the lens gently.

Step 4: Look up and slide the lens down gently so the lens stays in your eye. Gently pinch the lens and pull it out of your eye.

Step 5: Repeat steps 1-4 for the other eye.

Contact Lens Care:

1: Clean and disinfect the lens with the correct lens solution.

2: Use fresh solution each time and discard the used solution from lens case after each use.

3: Remember to change the solution regularly if you do not wear the lens often.

Safety Information:

1: Always wash your hands thoroughly before wearing, removing, or handling your contact lenses.

2. Do not lend, borrow, or share used contact lenses; it may lead to infection.

3. Do not keep your contacts in overnight or while sleeping.

4. Insert your lenses before putting make-up on or around your eyes.

5. New contact wearers should keep the lenses in for less than 4 hours a day. When your eyes have adapted to the lenses, you can wear them for longer durations. Do not exceed 8 hours a day.

Note: All lenses sold by Master Pierce/MP Global LLC are not vision correcting lenses. They are not intended for use as a vision aid. If you are in need of prescription lenses, please contact an optometrist.