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Your costume is perfect and your makeup is flawless, but there's still something missing.

Halloween contact lenses are an easy way to bring any costume or outfit to the next level and hey, if you're feeling lazy, they can be the sum of your effort for trick or treating this year. Eyes are the windows of the soul, and you will never be able to spook anyone if they can still see you're human.

So, let's see what they are, what styles are available, how to wear them safely, and everything else you wanted to know about them.

What are Halloween Colored Contacts?

Halloween or costume contacts are a special kind of colored lenses that is not very interested in looking natural. On the contrary, they are usually designed to either mimic the look of supernatural creatures or have very distinct graphics and symbols. They are widely used in film and other visual media, as well as for fun during Halloween or cosplay.

Since they are cheap and easy to get, they are one of the most widely used types of practical effects in costuming. Just a couple of decades ago, they were more or less exclusive to studio professionals. Now, regular people looking to have some fun have access to hundreds of colors and designs ranging from spooky classics to specialty character reproductions.

In most cases, Halloween lenses behave and wear the same as any other colored contacts. There are a few exceptions like the ones that are designed to enlarge your eyes or completely black them out. And the fun doesn't stop here - now you can find almost any design in UV and glow in the dark version.

Where to Buy Halloween Contacts

Coleyes stock many contact lens designs suitable for all types of Halloween and stage costumes, as well as cosplay and casual wear. Whether you wish to be a witch, vampire, or your favorite horror or sci-fi movie beastie, you can shop numerous styles that will allow you to transform yourself into the stuff of nightmares. Or scare the bejeezus out of people in your local grocery store, your call.

Movie Contacts for Halloween

Have you ever wanted to look like your favorite ghoul from the silver screen? Everything was on point, but the eyes were never right? Halloween contact lenses come in so many different styles that make them a great finishing touch for any costume.

Start by exploring classic designs like the blackout lenses (in the style of Supernatural's demons) or whiteout lenses (great for Walking Dead zombies or any blind character), animal irises, or biohazard and skull designs. If you are an anime fan, you can also check out red lenses (for cosplaying Sebastian from Black Butler) or any of the numerous circle lenses that will help enlarge your eyes.

You can also get exact replicas of lenses that were used on sets of big and small screen blockbusters. You can reproduce recognizable Maleficent green or Darth Maul red eyes, or get that perfect shade of blue for a Chucky or Harley Quinn costume.

Prescription Halloween Contacts

All styles come with prescription these days. Multiple styes are available in following power ratings: -1:00, -01:50, -2:00, -2:50, -3:00, -3:50, -4:00, -4:50, -5:00, -5:50, -6:00, -6:50, and -7:00. You'll even find lenses that are adjusted to help with astigmatism.

Make sure that your prescription is up to date, but don't worry since you will not have to present it when purchasing.

The Best Halloween Contacts

Getting confused with all the options? Here are the top-rated Halloween lenses to inspire you.

Blind White Contact Lenses

Probably the most versatile pair of costume and Halloween lenses since it can work with any blind, zombie, possessed, and other characters. They completely wipe out your eyes for a truly eerie look.

However, be careful with these since they will obstruct your vision the most.

Red Contact Lenses

Not only suitable for Sebastian Michaelis cosplay, but suitable for numerous characters from manga, anime, and game series. They are pretty much a must-have for any active cosplayer. Want to go to the next level? Get the glow in the dark version.

Volturi Contact Lenses

For Twilight fans, these are a must if you want to look like one of the members of the Volturi coven. Unlike the previous ones, they have a distinct black design that gives them their very recognizable look.

Pennywise Contact Lenses

The signature red, orange, and yellow eyes of the demonic clown can stare at your friends from the shadow this Halloween. Or if you're not in the mood to wear a red nose, you can tell everyone that you are the Witcher who had a bit too much to drink.

Pentagram Contact Lenses

Great for finishing off any witch or (if you're daring enough) nun costume this Halloween. They feature a red pentacle with a red outline on a black background. Whether you wear them pointing up or down, it's your choice completely.

Are Contact Lenses for Halloween Safe?

In essence, yes. All costume and Halloween contact lenses are treated as medical instruments and must comply with CE standards. As long as you follow the wear and care instructions properly, you should not have any issues. Also, never share your lenses with another person since that can lead to serious eye infections.

If you have a history of infections or other eye issues, talk to your doctor first. In some cases, the use of contact lenses (both colored and plain) is not advised.

Also, keep in mind that some styles will impact your vision, either by making everything blurry (the white-out lenses) or by limiting your field of vision. So, don't drive (or operate other heavy machinery) when wearing Halloween contacts.

How Much are Halloween Lenses?

Prices vary and depend on if the contact lenses are reusable, how long they can last, manufacturer, design, if they come with prescription, etc. On average, the cost tends to be between $9 and $45.

Special effects (ie lenses that glow in the dark or under UV lights) may be more expensive. But, you'll spend even more if you need any custom work or customization done.

Of course, you will get the best price if you shop with Coleyes, but make sure to check the best by date on the packaging.

Safe Halloween Contact Lenses Use

Before use, read the instructions thoroughly.

First things first, don't wear eye lenses of any kind if you are dealing with an eye infection. They will not only irritate the eyes further and prevent prescribed topical medication from doing its job. Minor irritations (such as dryness from the lack of sleep), may cause discomfort and it's recommended to skip the lenses.

Next, check for the expiry date. The date is usually for the solution the lenses come in and it should be safe to wear them past that date if you rinse them and transfer them into a case with fresh solution.

Note that the lenses will be marked as disposable or reusable up to 3 months, 6 months, or a year. Also, expect to not get more than 75% of the life span or reusable ones. While they will still be safe to use, they will become a bit uncomfortable and start to dry your eyes out. Keep in mind that if the packaging says that the lenses last 90 days, it's calendar days and not the times you've used them. So, even if you've used them only a couple of times during that time, you will have to dispose of them.

Once all that is out of the way, it's time to give your hands a thorough wash. Never handle Halloween eye contacts with anything but pristinely clean hands and pay special attention to your digits. If you have long fingernails, you may want to invest in a lens applicator. Remember to disinfect said applicator with alcohol before it gets anywhere close to your eyes.

Make sure to rinse the lenses thoroughly before and after each and every use. Even if you've just taken them out of the original packaging, they have to be rinsed thoroughly. If you're planning on wearing the lenses more often than just for Halloween, you may want to look into automatic lens cases that will do the cleaning for you.

If you plan on wearing eye makeup, apply lenses first. This is both to prevent makeup from getting stuck on the lens (especially mascara) as well as to save your hard work from being ruined by flowing tears and lens solution.

Most Halloween and other colored contact lenses are soft lenses that are suitable for 8+ hours of wear. However, if you start feeling discomfort of any kind, remove them immediately. Blurry vision, redness, itchiness, soreness, and abnormal discharge are all bad signs, and you should seek help from a medical professional immediately.

Don't share your lenses with other people and don't use other people's lenses. That's a surefire way to catch and pass on various bacteria and eye infections.

Finally, don't fall asleep without removing the lenses first. In the worst-case, scenario it can lead to the lens getting stuck where you don't want to be (or other issues that will earn you a trip to the doctor), and in the best case, you will wake up with sore and tired eyes.

Countries	Delivery Time (Business Days)
United States, United Kingdom, France, Spain, Singapore, Sweden, Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Denmark, Poland	1-14 Days
Australia, Israel, Switzerland, Latvia, Italy, Canada, Portugal, Greece, Cyprus, Hungary, Croatia, Finland, Ireland, Norway, New Zealand, Thailand, Malaysia, Slovakia, Mexico, Vietnam, Lithuania, South Korea, Japan	10-20 Days
Austria, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, Romania, India, Turkey	20-35 Days
Bulgaria	35-50 Days
Saudi Arabia, Pakistan	>35 days
Express Shipping To Worldwide (In normal situation)	Within 8 Days

Example contact lens prescription
Date of exam: 2020/12/31 (date of your check-up)
Expiry date: 2021/12/31 (expiry date for your prescription, usually a year)
	Base Curve (BC)	Diameter (DIA)	Power / Sphere (SPH)	Cylinder (CYL)	Axis (AX)
Eye (Left/Right)	8.5	14	-1.5	-1.25	10
NOTE
BC	Determines to meet the curve of your eye; written in numbers or words: flat, median or steep.
DIA	Indicates your contacts’ width to make sure they’ll cover your cornea properly.
SPH	Uses "+" for farsightedness (hyperopia) (Which we don't support for now) and "-" for nearsightedness (myopia) (Which we support).
CYL & AX	The two parameters are required to correct Astigmatism (which we don’t support for now).

Countries	Delivery Time (Business Days)
United States, United Kingdom, France, Spain, Singapore, Sweden, Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Denmark, Poland	1-14 Days
Australia, Israel, Switzerland, Latvia, Italy, Canada, Portugal, Greece, Cyprus, Hungary, Croatia, Finland, Ireland, Norway, New Zealand, Thailand, Malaysia, Slovakia, Mexico, Vietnam, Lithuania, South Korea, Japan	10-20 Days
Austria, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, Romania, India, Turkey	20-35 Days
Bulgaria	35-50 Days
Saudi Arabia, Pakistan	>35 days
Express Shipping To Worldwide (In normal situation)	Within 8 Days

Example contact lens prescription
Date of exam: 2020/12/31 (date of your check-up)
Expiry date: 2021/12/31 (expiry date for your prescription, usually a year)
	Base Curve (BC)	Diameter (DIA)	Power / Sphere (SPH)	Cylinder (CYL)	Axis (AX)
Eye (Left/Right)	8.5	14	-1.5	-1.25	10
NOTE
BC	Determines to meet the curve of your eye; written in numbers or words: flat, median or steep.
DIA	Indicates your contacts’ width to make sure they’ll cover your cornea properly.
SPH	Uses "+" for farsightedness (hyperopia) (Which we don't support for now) and "-" for nearsightedness (myopia) (Which we support).
CYL & AX	The two parameters are required to correct Astigmatism (which we don’t support for now).

Countries	Delivery Time (Business Days)
United States, United Kingdom, France, Spain, Singapore, Sweden, Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Denmark, Poland	1-14 Days
Australia, Israel, Switzerland, Latvia, Italy, Canada, Portugal, Greece, Cyprus, Hungary, Croatia, Finland, Ireland, Norway, New Zealand, Thailand, Malaysia, Slovakia, Mexico, Vietnam, Lithuania, South Korea, Japan	10-20 Days
Austria, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, Romania, India, Turkey	20-35 Days
Bulgaria	35-50 Days
Saudi Arabia, Pakistan	>35 days
Express Shipping To Worldwide (In normal situation)	Within 8 Days

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What are Halloween Colored Contacts?

Where to Buy Halloween Contacts

Movie Contacts for Halloween

Prescription Halloween Contacts

The Best Halloween Contacts

Blind White Contact Lenses

Red Contact Lenses

Volturi Contact Lenses

Pennywise Contact Lenses

Pentagram Contact Lenses

Are Contact Lenses for Halloween Safe?

How Much are Halloween Lenses?

Safe Halloween Contact Lenses Use