Black Out Colored Contact Lenses for Men
$28.00
Black Out Colored Contact Lenses for Men
$28.00
For 1 Pair
DIA 14.0 ~ 14.5 mmBC 8.640% water12 Months
Free US shipping over $49 · Ships in 24–48h · 16–26 days delivery
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SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
- Period of use12 Months
- Diameter14.5 mm
- Water Content40%
- MaterialHEMA
- Base Curve8.6 mm
DESCRIPTION
Black Out Colored Contact Lenses — opaque a single flat opaque colour across the whole iris — the blacked-out or whited-out possessed eye. Plano (0.00), cosmetic — no vision correction, 14.5mm diameter.
Black Out for men delivers a deep black that enlarges and defines the eyes. The design uses a defined limbal ring and a blended inner edge, so the color transition looks organic rather than painted on.
Photographed on male models so you can see exactly how the lens wears with a masculine look. A solid pick for a first pair: easy to style, easy to wear, and it photographs well without looking costume-like.
Specs: 14.5mm diameter, soft hydrogel (HEMA) with sandwich pigment construction. Available in plano (0.00). Clean with fresh multipurpose solution after each wear, never share lenses, and replace on schedule.
See the full range of crazy contacts for men for more looks like this.
FAQ
Do Black Out Colored Contact Lenses contacts show up on dark brown eyes?
Yes — Black Out Colored Contact Lenses is printed opaque rather than tinted, so the pattern stays fully visible over dark brown irises.
What look do these create?
One flat opaque colour across the entire iris, so the eye reads as blacked out or whited out — the possessed, zombie or demon effect.
Can you see while wearing them?
It depends on the design. Fully opaque blackout lenses significantly reduce vision — never drive in them and take care in low light.
Do Black Out Colored Contact Lenses contacts come in a prescription?
Black Out Colored Contact Lenses is plano (0.00) only — cosmetic, with no vision correction.
What diameter is Black Out Colored Contact Lenses?
14.5mm. Against an average human iris of about 11.5–12mm, that gives a noticeably larger, more defined eye.
Do I need a prescription to buy these in the US?
Yes. In the US all contact lenses — including plano cosmetic ones with no corrective power — are regulated medical devices, and the FTC Contact Lens Rule requires a valid prescription from an eye-care professional.
- Feature
- Appearance varies with your natural eye color, lighting, lens opacity and pattern.
- Check the specifications on this page for material, water content, diameter, base curve and replacement schedule.
- Use only with a valid contact-lens prescription and fitting, and follow your eye care professional's wearing and care instructions.
SHIPPING
- Shipping Method
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We offer Standard Shipping and Expedited Shipping for all eligible orders.
We stock lenses in both U.S. and Hong Kong warehouses. We follow the proximity rule and ship orders if the items are in stock in the warehouse nearest to the customers.
We appreciate your patience and remain committed to delivering your orders as soon as possible.
- For International Customers
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Standard Shipping -- Standard Shipping by global mail usually takes 1~2 weeks en route, and your order is supposed to deliver 16 ~ 26 days upon its placement.
Expedited Shipping -- Expedited Shipping you can expect to receive your order within 10 working days after dispatch.
- Shipping Fee
- Free standard shipping on US orders over $49 — UK, Australia & Canada free over $69. Standard delivery takes about 16–26 days; expedited options are shown at checkout.
- Dispatch Time
- All eligible orders are packaged carefully in the nearest available warehouses, and will be dispatched within 48 business hours of their placement. Orders placed over the weekend or on a national holiday will be shipped on the following business day. You’ll receive a shipping notification email containing the order tracking number once it’s shipped.
- Order Tracking
- You can always refer to the link in the shipping notification email for the whereabouts of the parcels. Or you can visit our Track My Order page to follow the shipment.
- Important Information
- There are factors that can inevitably extend the shipping process, while we are always trying our best to fulfill orders in a timely manner, customs clearance, carrier’s transport conditions, weather conditions, global / regional public safety issues may still disturb the process. Feel free to contact us service@mojosee.com should any concerns arise.
WEAR & CARE
Wear & Care
Before anything
Wash and dry your hands first — every single time.
Putting lenses in
- 1Rinse the lens with fresh lens solution.
- 2Check it's not inside out — the edge should curve up like a bowl, not flare out.
- 3Hold your upper and lower eyelids open with your fingers.
- 4Place the lens gently on your eye, look around, and blink slowly.
Removing lenses
- 1Look up and pull down your lower eyelid.
- 2Gently pinch the bottom edge of the lens between your finger and thumb.
- 3Place the lens straight into its case — never leave it dry.
Cleaning & storage
- 1Put a few drops of solution on your palm and place the lens on it.
- 2Rub the lens gently back and forth with your fingertip.
- 3Rinse, then store it in a clean case filled with fresh solution.
- 4Replace the solution every day, and keep L / R caps the right way up.
Never share lenses, never sleep or shower in them, and stick to the stated replacement cycle. Discomfort or redness? Take them out and give your eyes a rest.
SHOPPING TIPS
- Each order unit is 1 pair (2 lenses) of the same power. If your eyes need different powers: within 0.50, one pair at the weaker power is usually fine; if the gap is larger, add one pair per power to your cart.
- Normal vision? Choose 0.00 (plano). In the U.S., plano colored contacts still require a valid prescription.
- Double-check your shipping address, phone and email before checkout — international parcels cannot be redirected once dispatched.
- Need to change or cancel? Contact service@mojosee.com as soon as possible, before your order is dispatched (usually within 48 business hours).
- Orders over $49 ship free (standard). Standard delivery takes about 16–26 days — ordering for an event? Count backwards from your date.
ASTIGMATISM & POWER
- Can I wear these lenses if I have astigmatism?
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Yes, in most cases. If your cylinder (CYL) is within −2.00, the standard way to order a single-power coloured lens is the spherical equivalent: take half of your cylinder and add it to your sphere. Above −2.00 the blur becomes noticeable and you should ask your eye care professional first.
This does not correct astigmatism — it moves the blur to where it bothers you least. Vision will stay a little softer than with your glasses, especially for small print and night driving.
- How to work out your contact lens power
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Step 1 — vertex distance. Glasses sit about 12 mm in front of the eye, contact lenses sit on it, so strong prescriptions need less power in a contact lens. Below −4.00 no change is needed. −4.00 to −5.75 reduce by 0.25; −6.00 to −7.75 reduce by 0.50; −8.00 to −9.75 reduce by 0.75; −10.00 to −11.75 reduce by 1.00.
Step 2 — astigmatism. Add half of your cylinder to the result.
Step 3 — rounding. If that power is not stocked, choose the next weaker step, never the stronger one.
Example: SPH −4.50 with CYL −1.00 → −4.25 after vertex → −4.25 + (−0.50) = −4.75.
- Conversion chart
- Work out your power
- My two eyes need different powers — what do I order?
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One order unit is 1 pair (2 lenses) of the same power, so there is no separate left/right selection.
If the two eyes are close (about 0.50 apart or less), the simplest option is one pair at the weaker of the two powers. Slight under-correction is far more comfortable than over-correction.
If the gap is larger, order two pairs — one at each power — and use one lens from each. The spare lens of each pair stays sealed as a backup.
- Before you order
- Only your eye care professional can confirm the right power, base curve and diameter for your eyes. In the U.S. every contact lens, including 0.00 (plano), requires a valid prescription and a fitting. Use this chart as a guide, not as a prescription.
