Are Circle Contact Lenses Safe?

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A woman using a circle contact lens

Contact lenses are very popular nowadays whether it’s for aesthetic purposes or necessity. Some people who have low eyesight opt for prescription contact lenses rather than get glasses while others use cosmetic colored contact lenses for the aesthetics or cosplays that require changing one’s eye color. Circle contact lens is the most common type of contact that people use for cosmetics. 

What Are Circle Contact Lenses?

Circle lenses, also known as "big eye contacts," were first popularized in South Korea. Since their introduction, colored contact lenses have become a hugely popular fashion accessory in Asia, and they are now available everywhere from optical shops to retail boutiques and online stores.

Circle Lenses are a type of cosmetic contact lens, also known as big eye circle contacts, that has a wide black ring on the outside that widens the iris of your eyes, giving them an adorable appearance.

Hyperopia circle lenses are a variation of circle contact lens that is prescribed to treat farsightedness. The circle shape of the contacts makes it easier to encircle the retina and provides visual treatment.

The cosmetic circle contact lens has been popularized by Lady Gaga when she wore a pair in her Bad Romance music video. The video made the circle contact lens popular within the United States and English-speaking markets. These contacts are so popular that tutorial videos on how to use them to complement eye makeup have gone viral.

Are Circle Contact Lenses Safe?

Any popular trends all come with certain risks. So most first-time users would ask the question, “are circle contact lenses safe?” The answer is yes, however, there are a few conditions that ensure the safety of the users.

Provided that certain circle contact lenses are prescribed by an optometrist or ophthalmologist like hyperopia circle lenses, circle contact lenses can be safe for use.

The type, brand, and maintenance of the contact lenses play a part in ensuring the safe use of the product. These are what you should keep in mind:

  • Only eye-care professionals and experts should prescribe and fit circle contact lenses for use.
  • You need to take care of circle contact lenses properly and follow cleaning and maintenance instructions. 
  • Choose your colored contacts from brands that are known and you can trust.

Get Quality and Safe Circle Contact Lenses at E-Circle Lens!

When thinking of getting your contact lenses, it’s important to keep the brand in mind to ensure it's safe for use. E-Circle Lens doesn’t disappoint in that regard!

E-circle lens is a well-known Korean color lens distributor and a joint venture with Korean color contact lens manufacturers. We have been a distributor of Korean-made color lenses to overseas markets since our inception in 2007. The company is a distributor of color lenses from more than 18 Korean manufacturers, an OEM producer who provides wholesale service to buyers in other countries, and a B2C online market leader, among other things.

Get your circle contact lens today!

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