How to wear

Important First-Use Rule: Remember to soak the lenses in fresh solution for at least 4–8 hours before wearing.
Step-by-Step Guide

How to Put On Your Contact Lenses

Follow these 5 simple, hygienic steps for a safe, seamless, and comfortable lens application every time.

01

Wash & Dry Hands

Wash and dry your hands thoroughly to make sure you don't transfer dirt or bacteria into your eye, which can cause irritation or infection.

02

Position the Lens

Put the contact lens on the tip of your index finger with the concave, cup side facing up. Ensure the edges form a perfect cup and are not flared out.

03

Hold Your Eyelid

While looking into a mirror, use your middle finger on the same hand to pull down your lower eyelid and lashes to widen your eye area.

04

Place the Contact

Place the contact onto the surface of your eye. The bottom edge of the contact should be the first part to touch your eye, specifically on the white part just above your pulled-down lower lid.

05

Release & Blink to Settle

Press the contact gently onto the surface of your eye until you feel it stick. As you remove your finger, the lens will float on your eye's surface. Slowly blink a few times to adjust it into the correct position.

Pro Tip: Always keep your lens case cleaned and filled with fresh multi-purpose solution. Never use tap water to clean or store your contact lenses.
Step-by-Step Video Tutorials

Master Your Contact Lens Application

Whether you are putting on standard natural lenses or dramatic full-sclera contacts, inserting your lenses safely is easy once you master the technique. Always wash and dry your hands before handling lenses.

1. Standard 14mm Lenses

Daily & Cosplay

Ideal for beginners. Standard 14.0mm–14.5mm lenses cover your natural iris comfortably for everyday wear or classic cosplay transformations.

2. Mini Sclera 17mm Lenses

Enlarged Anime Look

17mm mini sclera lenses extend slightly beyond your natural iris for a dolls-eye or anime effect. Keep your eye wide open and slide gently onto the center.

3. Full Sclera 22mm Lenses

Full Eye Coverage

Full 22mm sclera lenses cover the white portion of your eye for total transformation. Stay relaxed, use rewetting drops, and tuck the top edge under your upper eyelid first.

Pro Safety Tip: Always practice gentle application with clean, dry hands. Never force a lens in if you feel discomfort. Use fresh contact solution to rinse before every wear.