If so, are they expensive?
My eyes are great to see far away but I have trouble reading things close up. Will I be able to get contacts for my eyes? Obviously, I will need a test but just want to know if anyone has information on this subject. Thankyou!
Thankyou for the answers so far......I probably should have mentioned that I live in the UK.

Yes I do, I pay a monthly direct debit of £22 a month, this includes a new contact lens case and bottle of solution for cleaning and storing. I get monthly lenses, I change the colour around according to how I feel at the time, at the moment I have ones called Eden (Fresh Look Lenses) they are grey around the edge of the coloured part, it makes my eyes look greener.

I'm sure you'll be able to get colored contacts. They make them for all kinds of people now. I had them for awhile, just keep in mind that sometimes the colored part can blur your vision a bit when it moves around in your eyes (it does this naturally).

colored contacts are great!

you can get the inexpensive kinds online that have no prescription and wear reading glasses over them... the inexpensive ones usually are the type that you must clean and soak daily ( I just bought some and they were $30 per eye)

usually, after an eye exam for contacts they will take you into the dispensary to try different shades and brands on depending on the measurement of the eye they take... usually they will give you some free ones to try on at home

have fun

Yes, i have really bad vision and my presciption is quite strong but i have coloured lenses that i wear on special occasions and they only cost me a little more than what i pay monthly.

For me i get Green ones online after checking many sites ,i'm really satisfied coz i've found nice lenses and what interested me more is the price.I checked a site called Lensesco.com ( lensesco - Find contact lens online at Lensesco.com )

We are offering color contact lens, if you are interested in, please contact me for consulting.


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I had heard that if you go to an eye doctor you could receive trial lenses, to find the right shade, size, prescription etc. Will all places do this? And will they still do it for non-corrective lenses?
I want to cover my teal colored eyes with a dark brown color, but I don't really want to get corrective lenses because I'd like to have them in whether I'm wearing glasses or not.

Yes you canm but before going for it , get check your eyes