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Guide to Freshlook Colored ContactsBest-selling color contact lenses in loads of yummy shadesThinking about trying a new eye color? Freshlook Colorblends disposable color contact lenses allow you to play with eye color without paying a fortune. Freshlook Colorblends Color Chart
Three New Colorblends ColorsSo what's the deal with the three new Colorblends colors? They are Brilliant Blue, Gemstone Green and Sterling Grey. They're called Vibrant Views, the most vivid and intense colors in the Colorblends line. Here they are on a real person with dark eyes.
You must have a valid prescription for Freshlook Colorblends to order these lenses online. Lens InfoFreshlook Colorblends One of the biggest advantages of wearing Freshlook Colorblends is that one prescription allows you to try all 11 colors, including the intense palette of the new Vibrant Vues shades. For a complete description of all Freshlook contact lenses, visit these sites: Cibavision.com - the manufacturer's website FreshlookContacts.com - the brand site for all Freshlook products, including Colorblends, Dimensions, and Toric Details:
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Frequently Asked Questions About Freshlook ColorblendsDo I need a prescription? Yes! In the United States you must have a prescription for color contacts. By law, color contacts are considered medical devices (even if only worn for cosmetic reasons), and must be prescribed by an eye care professional. Even if you have perfect vision and don’t wear contacts or glasses normally, you must get an eye exam and be fitted properly for contact lenses. By law, your eye care professional must provide you with a copy of your prescription. When purchasing contacts online or at a retail store, the merchant must validate your prescription before delivering you your contacts. But I want Colorblends for fun (cosmetic reasons). I don't need them to see. Do I still need a prescription? Yes, you still need a prescription. It's the law! (see above). The prescription powers for colored lenses that do not have vision correction would look like this: 0.00 To get a prescription for color contacts, you must see an eye care professional such as an optometrist or ophthalmologist. You will receive an eye exam and contact lens fitting, and be provided with a written prescription for lenses. Eye exams are often covered by insurance. Typical exams cost around $50 but contact lens fitting may be an additional cost. I already have a prescription for contact lenses. Can I use it for ordering Colorblends? Your contact lens prescription from your eye doctor specifies the brand. So if your prescription is for regular contacts, you'll need another one for Freshlook Colorblends. We recommend getting both prescriptions (or several if you plan to try different brands of color contacts) at the same time when you get your eye exam. More Freshlook Contact LensesFreshlook Colors OpaquesFreshlook Colors feature one solid opaque color ideal for changing dark or light eyes.
Freshlook DimensionsFreshlook Dimensions are suited for light eyes only. They feature a charcoal outer ring and starburst pattern that makes eyes look bigger and brighter.
Freshlook RadianceSorry, but Ciba Vision, the manufacturer of Freshlook Contact Lenses, has announced that the production of Freshlook Radiance will end December 31st, 2009. Freshlook Colorblends Toric
Freshlook Colorblends Toric
Freshlook ONE-DAYFreshlook ONE-DAY incorporates Freshlook 3-in-1 ColorBlends technology on the Focus Dailies platform to create the first daily disposable color contact in the U.S. These colored daily daily disposable lenses, provide the convenience of no lens care and the comfort of new, fresh lenses every day. They are ideal for people who want to try different eye colors without a big commitment. Also Freshlook ONE-DAY are an ideal option for people with allergies, because one-day use reduces the chance of the build-up of pollen and other deposits. Freshlook ONE-DAY lenses are available in Blue, Hazel, Gray, and Green. 10 lenses per box.
How to Get a Prescription for Colored ContactsIn the United States, a prescription is required for colored contacts under the Federal Fairness to Contact Lens Consumers Act. Even for colored lenses without any vision correction (cosmetic only), a prescription is mandatory in the U.S. If you are from Canada or elsewhere, you may not be subject to the same consumer laws. However, we strongly suggest that you be fitted for color contacts by an eye care practitioner. In cases where the manufacturer or supplier is not from the U.S. you may not be required to provide prescription information. However, you should still see an eye doctor and be properly fitted for contact lenses. More InfoRead the Fairness to Contact Lens Consumers Act on the FTC Government web site Learn how to read your color contact prescription
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