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22.0mm
A normal colored contact covers the iris only, about 14mm across. A 22mm sclera lens covers the iris and the white of the eye, so the entire visible eyeball changes. That is the difference between wearing red contacts and looking like the eye itself is wrong, and it is why these are the costume lens for zombie, demon, possessed and full-creature looks.
What are 22mm contacts?
Maximum-diameter costume lenses that cover far more of the visible eye than a standard 14mm lens — used for full sclera effects like all-...
What is in this collection
Priced $72.98 – $88.98. Everything here is 22.0mm. Availability moves quickly in this range — sold-out designs stay listed so you can see the full catalogue, so check the stock line before you plan around one.
Designs currently in stock include Bloodstained Sclera, Black Sclera, Zombie.
What wearing 22mm is actually like
A 22mm lens sits under both eyelids rather than floating on the iris, so insertion is a different motion: hold both lids open, place it on the eye directly, and expect to take several minutes the first time. Peripheral vision is reduced because the print extends past the pupil, and wear time is shorter than an ordinary lens — treat these as costume wear for an evening, not all-day wear. A smaller eye opening makes insertion harder, not impossible; allow extra time rather than forcing it. Check the power selector on each product page for the powers available in that design.
The shades in this range
The range covers red, black, white, blue and gray. On a dark iris these do not all behave the same way: cool shades hold their hue, warm shades read as a lightening of your own brown rather than a colour swap.
On dark brown eyes
Dark brown is the hardest base to print over, and it is the base most of this catalogue is designed around. Two things predict whether a lens will read on your eye: print density and the presence of a darker outer ring. Where a product page shows an on-eye photograph, judge from that rather than from the flat lens shot — a lens photographed against white always looks more saturated than it wears.
In the United States all contact lenses, including plano 0.00 decorative lenses, are medical devices that require a valid prescription. Fit should be confirmed by an eye care professional.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are 22mm contacts?
Maximum-diameter costume lenses that cover far more of the visible eye than a standard 14mm lens — used for full sclera effects like all-black, bloodshot and oversized Sharingan looks. Pairs run $27.98–$95.00 and all styles are 0.00 (plano).
Are these the same as medical scleral lenses?
No. These are costume lenses for looks only. Medical scleral lenses — the kind fitted for keratoconus or dry eye — are prescribed and custom-fitted by an eye-care professional, and nothing in this collection replaces them.
Are 22mm lenses harder to wear?
They take more practice than standard lenses: insertion is slower, sessions should be shorter, and first-timers should practice at home well before an event. Never sleep in them, and remove them promptly if your eyes feel dry or irritated.
When should I order for Halloween?
Standard Shipping takes 14–20 days, so order by October 1 to be safe for Halloween — and because sclera lenses need practice, earlier is better.
