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FAQ: 
♥ What are Circle Lenses? 
Circle lenses are cosmetic contact lenses that enlarges the appearance of the iris. It was created in Korea. Circle contacts have the color covering a majority of the contact, causing the color to go beyond the iris and manipulating the ratio between the iris and the eye. They give the appearance of doll-like eyes which are very popular in Korea and China. Famous Korean stars wear these contacts like Kim Namji.
♥Why Circle Lenses?
Circle lenses give that distinct dolly look that normal color contacts do not give. Circle lenses come in different colors and designs causing different looks. These lenses are major trends among all girls!
♥ How long do circle lenses last?
Circle lenses can last up to a year with proper care.  If you wear your lenses frequently, it is recommended that you replace them every 6-9 months. If the bottle remains unopened, it can last up to 3 years. 
♥What is a “batch”?

A batch is a mass order of about 50-100 orders of circle lenses before we actually order your lenses. Your lenses will come to us in about 1-2 weeks. We will ship them out on that week we get the contacts. 

 ♥What is PLANO?
Plano are non-prescripted lenses. So 0.00 power.

♥How to wear and take off contact lenses?


♥How many hours can I wear circle lens?

First time wearer should start for 3 hours and then every day on wards increase by 2 hours. It's best to wear them for 6-8 hours. 

♥Can I sleep with circle lenses?

No, these lenses are not for extended wear. We recommend you not to wear them every day and wear them as a mini accessories. 

♥How do I store my circle lens?

Store them in a contact case. Any brand of multi-purpose solution can be use to clean circle lenses. 
♥Can I swim with my circle lens?

It is highly not recommended because bacteria in the water can contaminate your circle lenses and cause infections. 

♥How do you know your GEO lens is authentic? 
Look for the serial number stated and paste it into GEO Anti-Fake system. Each pair of lens that are sold have it's own unique serial number provided directly from GEO Medical Co. Ltd.
♥ Is it safe to wear circle lenses?

All types contact lens  are potentially damaging. In the United States, regular contacts need a prescription by a certified optometrist to be obtained because they need to be specially fit to your own eyeball. Cosmetic lenses that have 0.00 power (plano lenses) are legal to sell in the U.S. without prescription. Most stores require it though.

However in Asia, contact lenses do not need to be prescribed by a doctor. Prescription is also not required to buy cosmetic lenses in Asia. Circle lenses are particularly seen as unsafe because they are said to be larger in diameter then normal lenses. This allows less oxygen to enter your eyes, often drying natural moisture out and putting strain on them. They also contain color pigment which can cloud vision when the contacts shift. 

But brands in America also sell contacts with 14.00-14.60 diameter. Circle lens brands are the same. If you wear contacts already, check the information on your own lenses to determine if the circle lenses you want are the proper fit. 

♥Whenever I wear my contacts, I feel like there’s something in my eye.

Contact lenses are not one-size-fits-all.  Lenses come in thousands of combinations of diameter and curvature. If your lenses have the wrong diameter or base curve, you’ll likely feel that something is in your eye. If the lenses are too large, your eyelids will tend to dislodge them when you blink. The wrong size lenses can cause abrasion of your cornea. 

Irritation might occur because lenses might be worn inside out. Please refer to the picture below. 

If your eyes are dry, consider using eye drops. If irritation, redness, or pain persists, remove your lenses immediately and see your eye doctor.
♥Why does my vision becomes blur when I wear contact lenses?

First time wearer might experience blur in vision due to reduced amount of light that enters your eyes. However, you will slowly adapt to the changes after several times of wearing.Reaction of first time contact lenses usually include the following: tearing, redness and sensitivity to light, itchiness, increased blinking and movement of the lens. As your eyes adapt to wearing lenses, these symptons will gradually diminish.

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DisclaimersDollyeyeseffect.blogspot.com is not responsible for any damages done to your eyes/vision due to misuse and improper care of lenses purchased through us. We have provided thorough and detailed instructions, outlines, and sources for care and proper use of lenses to avoid any misunderstanding. In addition, by purchasing lenses from Dollyeyeseffect.blogspot.com, you are agreeing to our terms and conditions of service.We shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, special, incidental, consequential damages. This is a comprehensive limitation of liability that applies to all damages of any kind. Dollyeyeseffect.blogspot.com does not warrant that informations, services, and products contained in this website is error or defect-free. You assume the responsibility for an accurate, valid prescription and appropriateness before buying or using the product.

By purchasing any prescripted lenses from Dollyeyeseffect.blogspot.com, you agree that you have visited a licensed optometrist and/or ophthalmologist to verify your required lens prescription, and that Dollyeyeseffect.blogspot.com is released from any liability due to your purchases made with us.


Orders cannot be withdrawn/retracted after payment. Your order(s) can be changed if we didn't order the batch already. No refunds and exchanges unless contacts are proven broken. We are not responsible for lenses that are damaged/lost through shipping.