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Amanikitty
-C'est la lune qui conduit la danse...-
Kate, actually there are prescription circle lenses, though usually only in more normal colors, like brown, blue, green, but sometimes there aren't for different model lenses (which I don't think anyone really knows why). But they only mainly have them for myopia, not anything else, and I hear there are -some- for astigmatism but I haven't really seen any. And yeah, it usually only goes up to -5.00.
Circle lenses aren't catered towards only the lolitas, but fashion-forward people in general. There's really no additional risk with circle lenses as any regular lenses, if you don't take care of them well then things are bound to go wrong. Although there are huger risks if you happen to buy them through a shady seller, who gives you counterfeit brands. I mainly buy through secreteyes.org who gets their things straight from the manufacturers, some of them providing seals that proves that they are real. And honestly... they're not noticeable unless you focus on them. That's including any part of your pupil happen to be poking out in the middle, no one will particularly notice unless your eyes are really that light. Then of course, there are models that concentrate on making the color look natural along with cute and dolly-like.
Kate, actually there are prescription circle lenses, though usually only in more normal colors, like brown, blue, green, but sometimes there aren't for different model lenses (which I don't think anyone really knows why). But they only mainly have them for myopia, not anything else, and I hear there are -some- for astigmatism but I haven't really seen any. And yeah, it usually only goes up to -5.00.
Circle lenses aren't catered towards only the lolitas, but fashion-forward people in general. There's really no additional risk with circle lenses as any regular lenses, if you don't take care of them well then things are bound to go wrong. Although there are huger risks if you happen to buy them through a shady seller, who gives you counterfeit brands. I mainly buy through secreteyes.org who gets their things straight from the manufacturers, some of them providing seals that proves that they are real. And honestly... they're not noticeable unless you focus on them. That's including any part of your pupil happen to be poking out in the middle, no one will particularly notice unless your eyes are really that light. Then of course, there are models that concentrate on making the color look natural along with cute and dolly-like.
-...quand le soleil sera couché dans ton âme froide.-
Which brands are those with the prescriptions? And I'd heard that the risk was slightly higher, not like... hugely but enough to be noted, due to a difference in the water content?
I know some GEO lenses have the prescription option. Like my Honey Wings, they had offered prescription but i didnt know mine at the time i bought em so I didn't get them. Wonder Eyes, which are the really huge ones I'm about to order, have them, I don't know who's their manufacturer though. I'm sure there's more, but I look at mainly GEO-brand and then these new Wonder Eyes.
