Free Trial Color Contact Lens

There are a lot of things that could make a pair of colored contacts less than desirable for your eyes, so free trial color contact lenses are imperative to making sure that your money goes toward a pair of lenses that will be comfortable, look natural (or unnatural, depending on the look you're going for), and offer the vision correction you need.

There are a few reasons to be picky about your colored contact lenses to make sure that they offer you the fit and vision that you need. An additional concern with colored lenses is how they look over light or dark eyes, especially if you want them to look natural. A lens that sits slightly off-center will not only feel uncomfortable and skew your vision, but it will also reveal part of your iris, and therefore become a dead giveaway that the eye color you're trying to present to the world is not your real eye color. With free trial color contact lenses, you get to find out:

• If the fit is comfortable
• If they lenses are of the appropriate material to stay comfortable on your eye for hours at a time
• How the color looks with your own eye color beneath it—is it believable? Are there any details that make it obvious that you're wearing contacts?
• How the prescription works to correct your eyesight; sometimes after a trial period of about a week, the prescription has to be altered due to the way the lens hugs the eye

In many cases, the best way to find the perfect match in the color you're looking for is to consult with your optometrist. He or she will be able to make recommendations based on the materials they're made from and inspect the fit once they're on your eye and again when they have been on your eye for about a week. If you need vision correction, your eye doctor will determine the strength you need and make any necessary adjustments after you have worn them for a week.

If you have perfect vision or anticipate wearing your colored lenses behind a pair of glasses, it will be slightly easier to find your perfect lenses. They will also be much less expensive than colored lenses for those who have astigmatism.

If you value your doctor's opinion but prefer to strike out on your own to find out what's out there prior to your appointment, you can find free trial color contact lenses online. You'll need a prescription from your doctor for the lenses before you can order them, but it never hurts to do some research before you talk to your eye care provider. In most cases, you won't order your trial pair. Instead, you'll print out a certificate to take with you to your eye appointment that gets you a free pair. Once you find the type you like, you're free to order from wherever you'd like with the appropriate prescription.

• Acuvue has colored contact lenses available with or without vision correction. There are enhancers for light eyes and opaques for light or dark eyes. You can even give yourself an eye color makeover on the site by uploading a picture and trying on the colors. You will get a free trial certificate to turn in at your next eye appointment.
• FreshLook Contacts will also email you a free trial certificate to hand in at your appointment. They offer four types of colored lenses to choose from. ColorBlends are meant to look natural, Dimensions will enhance light eyes, One-Day let you use the lenses for a day and toss them, and Discover lenses are opaque enough to work with dark eyes.
• Wal-mart offers free trials of lenses, too, and FreshLook contacts are on their list of options.

A free trial of colored contacts will save you from buying a whole box from a brand that will not work for your eyes. It will also let you gauge how flattering an eye color is on you, let try out multiple colors without spending a lot of money, and make sure the fit is just what you need to look believable and feel as comfortable as a contact lens can.

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