Lens Guide
Beauty, handled with care.
Cosmetic contact lenses are worn on the eye and must be used responsibly, exactly as directed by the instructions supplied with the product. Seek advice from a qualified eye-care professional before use, and stop wearing your lenses and seek advice if you experience redness, pain, irritation or any change in vision.
How each shade may appear
Earth
- Dark brown
- A warm green shift with a soft, defined edge.
- Light brown / hazel
- Golden-green dimension with visible warmth.
- Green / blue
- A deeper, earthier green.
Neptune
- Dark brown
- A striking, high-contrast cool shift.
- Light brown / hazel
- Muted aqua with a grey veil.
- Green / blue
- A pale, glacial finish.
Venus
- Dark brown
- A soft, smoky lift that stays believable.
- Light brown / hazel
- Beige-grey dimension with a golden centre.
- Green / blue
- A warm, hazy neutral.
Product specifications
- Product model
- MCK1
- Lens type
- Reusable soft cosmetic plano contact lens, 0.00D
- Lens material
- HEMA-based hydrogel (HEMA, NVP, EGDMA, AIBN and colourants)
- Diameter
- 14.00 mm
- Base curve
- 8.60 mm
- Water content
- 40%
- Replacement period
- Up to one year from opening
- Recommended wear duration
- Maximum 12 hours per day
- Overnight wear
- Not permitted
- Shelf life unopened
- Five years
- Sterilisation
- Moist-heat steam sterilisation
- UV protection
- None
- Country of manufacture
- To confirm
- Regulatory registration
- Class IIa medical device under MDD 93/42/EEC, Annex IX. Specific CE certificate, notified-body and market registration numbers are TBC.
- Power
- 0.00 (plano — no vision correction)
New to lenses? Build up wear time gradually
If you are new to contact lenses, increase wearing time day by day rather than starting with a full day.
- Day 1
- 4 hours
- Day 2
- 6 hours
- Day 3
- 8 hours
- Day 4
- 10 hours
- Day 5 onwards
- Maximum 12 hours
How to choose a shade
- Decide on the effect first: understated, cool, warm or transformative.
- Consider your natural eye colour — lighter eyes take pale shades more literally, deeper eyes soften them.
- Each product page shows how the shade reads on different natural eye colours.
How to insert your lenses
- Check the lens is right-side out before every wear, and always rinse it first.
- Wash — wash and dry your hands thoroughly.
- Balance — balance the lens on your right index fingertip.
- Open — open the eye wide: left middle finger lifts the upper lid, right middle finger holds the lower lid.
- Place — gently rest the lens directly on the pupil.
- Settle — close the eye slowly and press the lid softly so the lens centres itself.
How to remove your lenses
- Never pull the lens off — pinch and lift instead.
- Wash — wash your hands before touching your eyes.
- Open — open the eye wide with your fingers.
- Pinch and lift — gently pinch the lens with your right thumb and index finger, and lift it away.
- If the lens feels stuck, moisten your eye with lubricating drops first — never scrape or force it off.
How to clean and store your lenses
- Replace the solution in the lens case every day after use — never top up old solution.
- Even lenses approved for continuous wear should be cleaned daily.
- Use a protein-removal solution at least once every two weeks to keep lenses clear and comfortable.
- Store the lens only in proper, sterile lens solution — never use tap water.
- Use only a cleaner, rinse or lubricant made for your lens material.
When lenses should not be worn
- Do not wear the lens if you have an eye condition or a serious allergy to lens materials.
- Do not use a lens from an opened or damaged package.
- Do not share lenses with anyone else.
- Keep the lens away from soap, shampoo, hairspray and cosmetics — apply makeup only after putting the lens in.
- If your vision becomes unstable from overwork, poor sleep or long reading, remove the lens and rest your eyes.
- Note any eye or general health condition and follow your ophthalmologist's guidance.
When to stop and seek advice
- Stop wearing and consult a doctor if you feel severe pain or sense a foreign substance in the eye.
- See a doctor promptly if you notice redness, pain or unusual sensitivity.
- Use artificial tears or saline solution to relieve strain, and blink deliberately to restore natural vision.
- Never scratch or damage the lens surface with your nail.