Hello Kitty Contact Lenses Shake Me to the Core

There's something not quite right about this girls' eyes. No, it's not the emo makeup or stupid hair coloring, although those are pretty bad. It's oh my god, it is. She has Hello Kitty contact lenses. We're through the looking glass here. Take a closer look, if you dare.


No soul could exist behind those dead eyes. These are the things that nightmares are made of. [Hello Kitty Hell via Neatorama]

Wild Fan Contact Lenses

 

Halloween Contact Lenses do not come in prescription and are not for improving your vision. They only come in plano and are cosmetic only non-prescription contact lenses. You cannot wear these lenses on top of other lenses. Please follow the guide on how to wear, clean and store them properly and please consult an optometrist if you have never worn contact lenses before as they can show you how to properly put them in and clean them.

You should get your eyes checked by an optometrist every 2 years to make sure they are healthy. Take care of your eyes.

Contact Lenses with Imprinted Electronic Circuits and Lights

Contact lenses with imprinted electronic circuits and lights for augmented reality display vision are under development by University of Washington scientists. The UW engineers used microscopic scale manufacturing techniques to create a flexible, biologically safe contact lens with imprinted electronic circuits and lights. If used by human beings, a pair of contact lenses with circuits and lights would be the perfect display for augmented reality system. (This one was tested on a rabbit).

Dragon Eye contact lens

This Dragon Eye contact lens is a full sclera covering contact lens that has a neon green and dark green outside that looks like the scales of a dragon or a lizard. The inside has a black cat eye type pupil with orange and black speckles like a dragon egg.

If you want to buy the Dragon Eye contact lenses, they're not cheap. They're particularly not inexpensive because they are usually hand painted and they are full sclera contact lenses. If you've never used contact lenses, Dragon Eyes are probably not for you since getting a full scleral contact lens into your eye is very difficult. The Dragon Eye Contacts are currently priced at $219.99 (Link)

Anime Girls Eyes Created with Special Contact Lenses

Anime girls have beautiful eyes that their size provide a sex appeal making the girl even better looking. If you have ever loved anime art, films, or comics, you can recreate the anime girls’ eyes with special contact lenses.

You can say that there is a cult-like backing to Anime art, probably because of a certain mysterious touch. In addition, the art is beautiful, mostly edgy and with the in depth stories and animation, it crosses a lot of lines worth crossing. So when life is imitating creative art such as in these anime contact lenses, it seems like a win win situation.

These special contact lenses are a great way of bringing fictional characters to our real life. They enlarge the pupil, providing the anime girls look that we have grown to love and gape at.

I always love it when fans recreate fictional art into everyday creations. We have seen some previous anime art that brought some of the extremely cool vehicles to life. A few other life immitating art examples are the video games scenes made with Legos and also Nintendo superimposed in the real world.

These contact lenses may be able to combine this fictional world with ours in a practical way. I haven’t personally tried the special contact lenses on, but if you interested, you can find a pair for yourself here.

Via: InventorSpot

Beautiful Strangest Contact Lenses

If you want something out of the ordinary when it comes to contact lenses then you might want to have a look at these special effect lenses, also known as crazy contacts or Halloween contact lenses, right from Hollywood plots. From a happy face to a soccer ball, see some of the craziest contact lenses ever worn.

Thanks to our reader, Stacie A., who sent us the idea!

Mickey Mouse contact lens


John Galliano is taking designer branding to a new frontier: contact lenses that outline the iris in fine circles of sparkling gold or black.The Dior Eyes — currently hitting shelves in Europe.


Nike MaxSight contact lenses are very functional, but also very weird. Each one is designed for a different sport; this one is red and is designed for cyclists to reduce the road glare from the sun.

Cat Eye.