Yap! Now we do have GEO lenses

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Hello Everyone!
This is Hiromi from e-circlelens.com in Seoul, Korea.

We've received many request for GEO lenses........

CTS Brown

CTS Gray

CTS Blue

CTS Violet

Yes, we do know GEO lenses are pretty popular, but
to be honest, our model, Heju is actually allergic to
GEO lenses....it hurts her eyes so bad, she can't wear
them at all.

Anyway because CTS series are pretty popular so
we decided to list them on our site, and we took
some pictures of them.....real quick......
but as you can see, Heju looks like she is crying....

To tell the truth, I myself does not like GEO lenses
because they are thick and not really confortable to wear,
but we would like our customers to be happy, so
we decided to list only the CTS sereis.

I do like how CTS Blue look on brown eyes though.




CTS Brown and Gray are called
"Honey Wing" and "Ash Wing" in Japan,
but those names are contracted to one Japanese shop
and so we don't use those names to promote our products
because we never violate other company's copy write...
that's just not our style.

Comments

  1. AnonymousMarch 1, 2010 at 6:08 PM

    Hi,

    I just ordered some lenses from you guys ^_^ the blue really looks pretty on brown eyes~~
    hope that you guys can get more toric lenses in.. i know they are rare T_T but i have bad astigmatism! ordered grey ones!! cant wait for them to arrive! XD

    thanks~~

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