White Contacts
Choose white contacts by effect, not by the word “white.” For a readable costume eye with an open pupil area, start with an iris-pattern or whiteout style. Mesh and other patterns that cross the pupil can alter or reduce vision, so compare the individual product details before choosing. White effects can support zombie, ghost, possessed, blind-seer, reptile and graphic horror looks. Actual coverage varies with the printed pattern, pupil opening, lighting and natural iris colour. Open a product to confirm its current diameter, power options, package details and availability. Shopping from the UK, Canada or Australia? Every white design in this collection ships to the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia — the coloured contact lenses you searched for, American spelling on the site, plano to −8.00 available. Free standard shipping over US$69, 16–26 days door to door. Prices are in US dollars — pay by Visa, Mastercard or PayPal. Shipping details →
Can you see through white contacts?
It depends on the printed design. Styles with an open pupil area are different from mesh or dense patterns that cross the pupil. Any patt...
Choose Your White-Eye Effect
1. Open-pupil and iris-pattern styles
Start here when you want the iris to read as white while keeping the centre opening visually clear. Compare White Out, White Cat Eye and Spider Web White. The final effect still depends on your iris colour, lighting and fit.
2. Mesh and dense white patterns
Choose these for a hazed, undead or blind-eye effect. A pattern that overlaps the pupil can change or reduce vision. Do not drive, cycle or use them where reduced vision could put you or someone else at risk. Compare White Mesh and White Manson Mesh.
3. Graphic white patterns
For a more illustrated horror look, compare Black & White Spiral, White Block and Moon Star White.
Before You Buy
- Use each product page—not the collection name—to confirm diameter, available power and package details.
- Real-eye colour can differ from studio photos because iris colour, lighting, camera settings and fit vary.
- Insert lenses with clean, dry hands before eye makeup and remove them before makeup removal.
- Remove a lens if you have pain, persistent redness, light sensitivity or a change in vision, and seek eye-care advice.
- Delivery estimates and taxes depend on destination; use the live estimate shown at checkout.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you see through white contacts?
It depends on the printed design. Styles with an open pupil area are different from mesh or dense patterns that cross the pupil. Any pattern over the pupil can alter or reduce vision; check the individual product and do not drive or cycle if vision is affected.
Which white contact effect should I choose?
Choose an open-pupil or iris-pattern style for a readable white iris, mesh for a hazed undead effect, or a graphic pattern such as spiral, block or spider web for illustrated horror makeup.
Will white contacts cover dark brown eyes?
White printed designs are intended to create a visible change, but coverage is not identical on every eye. Pattern density, pupil opening, natural iris colour, lighting and fit all affect the result, so use the product photos as a guide rather than a guarantee.
Are white contacts suitable for a first-time wearer?
There is no universal beginner fit. Confirm the product specifications and have an eye-care professional check that contact lenses are appropriate for your eyes. Avoid vision-obscuring effects for activities that require clear sight.
How do I use white contacts with eye makeup?
Wash and dry your hands, insert lenses before applying eye makeup, keep loose powder and paint away from the eyes, and remove lenses before removing makeup. Never share lenses.
What should I do if a lens feels uncomfortable?
Remove it promptly. Do not reinsert a lens while symptoms continue. Pain, persistent redness, light sensitivity or a change in vision needs advice from an eye-care professional.
When will white contacts arrive?
Delivery depends on the destination and service available at the time of purchase. Use the current estimate shown at checkout instead of relying on a fixed event deadline.