Are you looking for costume non-prescription
scary contact lenses? It is understandable that
not everyone wants to pay a doctor just to get a prescription
for the lenses he or she would only wear once for a few
hours. However, technically it is illegal to sell any
contact lenses, including scary
costume contacts, without doctor’s prescription.
But there is a way. When you buy your costume scary lenses
online some companies ask for your doctors phone number
to verify your prescription, while others trust you to
have a prescription for your theatrical lenses. We listed
a few that can be trusted.
Safety rules for crazy non-prescription contact lenses
Even if you get your Halloween
costume contacts without a prescription there are
certain safety rules you have to follow. Otherwise you
might get yourself into serious eye problems. The rules
are really simple:
Don’t wear your theatrical
crazy contacts for longer than 8 hours and don’t
sleep in them. Costume contact lenses aren’t
designed to be an extended eye wear
Don’t swap your scary
costume contacts with other people, it is a sure way
to get an eye infection
Always clean your crazy lenses
before inserting and after removing, and wash your
hands before handling them
If the lens hurts your eye
take it off immediately, it is most likely that the
lens is damaged
Don’t buy costume lenses
from costume shops or flea markets. The lenses sold
there might be of inferior quality and plain dangerous
for your eyes. Most paints are very toxic and can
irritate the delicate surface of your eye. Go for
brand name theatrical contact lenses like Wild Eyes
or Crazy Lenses – they are produced by major
contact lens manufacturers who make sure that their
costume contacts are not only spectacular looking,
but also comfortable and safe for your eyes
Do I break the law if I order Halloween costume
contacts without prescription?
No, the individual who is buying contact lenses without
prescription doesn’t break any law. The company
who sell them does. This is why no reputable company will
tell you “we sell theatrical lenses without doctor’s
prescription”. They all say that you have to have
a prescription, another matter if they check whether or
not you have it.
