Wicked FX Contacts

Wicked FX contacts can top off a costume or give you an unexpected gaze when you're wearing your normal jeans and t-shirt. They're designed to give you a spooky, scary, or otherworldly look. There are styles out there to fit any need, no matter how scary you want to be—even if you just want to look slightly unordinary.

Wicked FX contacts are special effect lenses designed to give you the appearance of an otherworldly creature. You can look like a vampire, a zombie, a demon, a werewolf, or any other spooky, scary being. You may simply opt for the glow in the dark contact lenses, which aren't limited to one type of monster, but definitely are not natural. Wicked FX lenses can be regular lenses or sclera lenses, which cover the whole eye. In addition, you could get lenses that make you look like you have animal eyes; cat eyes (housecats and wildcats) are a popular choice.

You'll need a prescription to buy your wicked effect lenses, even if your vision is perfect. While you're getting your eye exam, speak with your eye care provider about how to care for your lenses, how long they recommend that you wear them, and any other concerns you may have. Also check with the contact lens manufacturers for tips on the wear and care of your lenses. Be sure to carefully follow their instructions to avoid eye injury.

Common wicked effect contact lenses include:

• Vampire (generic or specific ones from movies)
• Cat
• Mummy
• Werewolf
• Cullens (Twilight inspired)
• Bloody
• Zombies
• Flames
• Spirals
• Black Out
• White Out

Don't forget to visit your eye care provider to discuss contact lens options and to obtain your prescription before getting too excited about all of the choices available. Any reputable contact lens retailer will require a prescription.

• Wicked Contacts: The lenses seen here will actually come from LensMart. This, however, is a collection of some of the wickedest lenses available, including Vampire, Edward Cullen, Death Spiral, Glow, Cat's Eye, and Rock Star.
• Coastal Contacts has an array of spooky, scary, and wicked FX contacts you don't see everywhere. There's Bloodlust, T Virus, Scarecrow, Gorgon, Harpie, Black Sclera, Spider Web, Exorcism, Dark Side, Death Dealer, and more. For days when you're feeling a little less scary, try some of their more upbeat lenses, like Crazy Daisy or Moon and Star. Expect to pay anywhere between $29.50 to $34.50.
• Vamp Fangs lets you choose from immortal FX lenses, Theatrical FX lenses, and Hand Painted FX Lenses (regular and sclera). Immortal contact lenses look the most natural of the bunch, but they come in unnatural shades. If that's wicked enough for you and your costume, go for those. If you'd like something a little more out of the ordinary, try the Theatrical or Hand Painted lenses, which feature styles like White Out, Black Out, Rave Glow (multiple colors), Red Vampire, Spiral, Zombie Blue, Lestat, Icarus, Mummy, Crow, Death Dealer, Stitches and more. For even further freak-out inspiration for those around you, try the sclera lenses in Blackout, Flames, Hellfire, and Ouch.

Special effect, or wicked, lenses are almost never the norm, so you'll be able to get a few startled gasps and second glances from anyone with whom you come in contact while you're wearing them. They're ideal for costume parties and nights spent clubbing, and they are available in so many styles, you'll never be at a loss for inspiration. Whether you want to look like a vampire or stick with glowing lenses, there's a wicked effect pair of lenses out there for you.

• Circle Contact Lenses
• Halloween Contact Lenses
• Special FX Theatrical Contact Lenses

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