The stunning selection of colors in Anesthesia Addict brings a fresh new take to the more dramatic colored contact lenses on the market. Available as a 6-month lens
1- Wash your hands with soap and dry them. 2- Put the lens first in your right eye. 3- Make sure the lens is not upside down. Put the lens on the tip of your finger and keep it in the ligh...
The stunning selection of colors in Anesthesia Addict brings a fresh new take to the more dramatic colored contact lenses on the market. Available as a 6-month lens
1- Wash your hands with soap and dry them. 2- Put the lens first in your right eye. 3- Make sure the lens is not upside down. Put the lens on the tip of your finger and keep it in the light. 4- Using your other hand, place the upper eyelid carefully so as not to blink. 5- Carefully pull your lower eyelid with the fingers of your other hand. 6- Move the contact lens towards your eye calmly and steadily. It may help to look up while you hold it in your eyes. 7- Open your eyelid slowly and close the eye for a moment to allow the lens to attach. 8- Follow the same steps for the left eye.
The stunning selection of colors in Anesthesia Addict brings a fresh new take to the more dramatic colored contact lenses on the market. Available as a 6-month lens
1- Wash your hands with soap and dry them. 2- Put the lens first in your right eye. 3- Make sure the lens is not upside down. Put the lens on the tip of your finger and keep it in the light. 4- Using your other hand, place the upper eyelid carefully so as not to blink. 5- Carefully pull your lower eyelid with the fingers of your other hand. 6- Move the contact lens towards your eye calmly and steadily. It may help to look up while you hold it in your eyes. 7- Open your eyelid slowly and close the eye for a moment to allow the lens to attach. 8- Follow the same steps for the left eye.
The stunning selection of colors in Anesthesia Addict brings a fresh new take to the more dramatic colored contact lenses on the market. Available as a 6-month lens
1- Wash your hands with soap and dry them. 2- Put the lens first in your right eye. 3- Make sure the lens is not upside down. Put the lens on the tip of your finger and keep it in the light. 4- Using your other hand, place the upper eyelid carefully so as not to blink. 5- Carefully pull your lower eyelid with the fingers of your other hand. 6- Move the contact lens towards your eye calmly and steadily. It may help to look up while you hold it in your eyes. 7- Open your eyelid slowly and close the eye for a moment to allow the lens to attach. 8- Follow the same steps for the left eye.
