Yes, wearing color contacts or circle lenses is safe if you maintain proper care and hygiene.

We advise you to consult an ophthalmologist or optometrist to confirm suitability, especially for prescription needs and sizing. Also, choose FDA-approved brands such as TTDEYE to ensure quality, as low-quality ones can harm the eyes.

Yes, it is safe to buy colored eye contacts or circle contact lenses online as long as you purchase from reputable sources and follow prescription guidelines.

TTDeye is a trustworthy online colored lens retailer that has been approved by the FDA, CE, and ISO. Plus, we've got a high customer rating from Trustpilot.

Duration varies. Daily disposables are single-use, while others last from a few months to a year, depending on the frequency.

TTDeye offers a collection of daily contact lenses, monthly contact lenses, and yearly contact lenses. Please follow the usage guidelines for wear duration and proper replacement.

New contact wearers usually start with wearing lenses for less than 4 hours a day. As your eyes adapt, you can gradually extend wear time, but it's important not to exceed 8 hours daily for optimal comfort and eye health.

Sleeping with eye color contacts in, even for short naps, isn't safe. This can increase the risk of infection. To ensure safety, it's best to remove your contact lenses before any chance of falling asleep.

Colored eye contacts can fade slightly over time due to wear and exposure. The good news is that you'll likely replace your contact lenses before you notice any fading.

Yes, colored contact lenses work on brown eyes. The selection of colored contacts for brown eyes depends upon your desired outcome with the lenses.

If you want a dramatic transformation, opt for a cooler color like blue or green, for example, the TTDeye Himalaya Blue, Himalaya Green, Rio Blue, etc. If you prefer a subtler and more natural change, choose less opaque lenses like Himalaya Grey, Vanilla Grey, etc., which still create a noticeable transformation.

For more options to lighten your brown eyes, check out our collection of color contacts for dark brown eyes.

People with blue eyes often have lighter-colored iris, which makes it effortless to select contacts that can enhance the beauty of your natural eye color. You have a wide selection of colors, such as green, grey, violet/purple, brown, and blue contacts.

While colored or tinted contact lenses are often used for cosmetic reasons, some of these lenses can offer improved vision as well. TTDeye offers a range of colored contact lenses that cater to your eye prescription, combining both aesthetic and functional benefits.

Color or cosmetic contact lenses are suitable for those seeking vision correction without glasses or wanting to change their eye color. However, they aren't recommended for everyone. People with conditions as below should refrain from using colored contacts:

• Severe dry eye disease.
• Severe refractive error.
• Contact lens intolerance.
• Untreated blepharitis.
• Diabetes.
• Severe eye allergies to cleaning solutions or contacts.