Guide to Honey Contact Lenses

Honey contact lenses are warm colors for dark, sunkissed complexions. They're also the color for those of you seeking Edward and Bella Cullen eyes. Twilight fans love this collection of golden contact lens options.

Top 3 Honey Contact Lenses

Gold Vampire Attention Twilighters. This is the number one selling Twilight lens! It is a special effects lens from Coastal.com

Triple Color Hazel Three blended colors, with the lightest surrounding the center pupil hole. A dark outer ring accentuates the iris. Only available in Plano (0.00 power). Non-corrective.

Freshlook Colorblends Honey For dark or light eyes wanting honey color. This color in the Colorblends line really pops!

Popular Honey Colored Contacts

Clearly Colors Amber Ambition Bold amber for dramatic transformation of the eye. 3-6 month replacement	Dual Color Hazel $10 less than Triple Color Hazel, it features two blended colors with dark outer ring. Only available in Plano (0.00 power). Non-corrective.	Acuvue 2 Colors Warm Honey For dark or light eyes, completely changes the eye color to amber.	Expressions Hazel Coopervision brand noted for comfort
	Freshlook Colorblends Pure Hazel A pretty, natural light brown that is not as intense as regular Colorblends Honey

Tips for Choosing the Right Honey

• Naturally dark eyes must wear opaque lenses like Acuvue 2 Colors, Clearly Colors, or Triple Colors to completely change the color.
   
• Naturally light eyes can wear either opaque or enhancer lenses. However, there are no enhancer lenses on the market for the color Honey.
   
• Don't pay full price for honey color contacts by taking advantage of online coupon offers

How to Get a Prescription for Honey Colored Contacts

Like regular or clear contact lenses, a prescription is required for colored contacts in the United States under the Federal Fairness to Contact Lens Consumers Act. 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.

If a non-U.S. manufacturer or retailer does not require a prescription from you, you should still get an eye exam and be properly fitted for contact lenses. Even if you want colored lenses just for the cosmetic effect, a prescription is mandatory in the U.S.

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