Graphic Diameter 12.8mm Colored Contacts

Graphic Diameter 12.8mm Colored Contacts: See the World in High Definition

Elevate your style with our Graphic Diameter 12.8mm colored contacts, striking the perfect balance between a noticeable eye enhancement and a natural look.

Exceptional Features:

• Subtly Enhanced, Completely Natural: Slightly larger than the average iris, these contact lenses offer a noticeable yet natural enlargement, avoiding any artificial appearance.

• Ultimate Comfort, No Hula (=Decentration): These contact lenses sit snugly on your eyes, ensuring no discomfort and preventing Hula, for a smooth and stable vision.

• Impeccable Vision: Avoid the blurring or distortion of vision that can occur with improperly sized contact lenses. The 12.8mm diameter ensures a clear, uninterrupted field of view.

• Adaptable Style: These contact lenses are perfect for various occasions, enhancing your natural eye color while fitting in with any look you choose.

• Promoting Eye Health: With proper fit and size, these contact lenses encourage healthy tear circulation, keeping your eyes fresh and healthy.

Graphic Diameter 12.8mm colored contacts are ideal for those who seek a noticeable yet authentic enhancement, combining style with eye health.

What is Hula (=Decentration)

"Hula (=Decentration)" refers to a phenomenon often encountered in contact lens wear, particularly with colored or cosmetic lenses. It occurs when the lens does not sit centrally on the pupil but shifts or is off-center. This misalignment can lead to several issues:

1. Visual Discomfort and Distortion: When the lens is decentered, it may partially cover the pupil, leading to blurred or obstructed vision, especially if the graphic part of the lens interferes with the line of sight.

2. Aesthetic Concerns: Hula can cause an unnatural or uneven appearance of the eyes, as the colored part of the lens may not align correctly with the natural iris. This misalignment can be particularly noticeable with colored contacts that significantly alter the eye's color or appearance.

3. Physical Discomfort: Decentration can cause the lens to move more on the eye, potentially leading to irritation or discomfort, especially during blinking or eye movements.

4. Eye Health Risks: Prolonged wear of decentered contact lenses may impact eye health, as it can interfere with natural tear circulation and lead to dryness or irritation.

To minimize the risk of Hula (=Decentration), it's crucial to select contact lenses with an appropriate base curve, diameter, and graphic diameter that match the wearer's eye measurements. The graphic diameter, which determines the colored portion of the lens, plays a significant role in ensuring the lens aligns well with the natural iris and does not obscure the pupil. An incorrect graphic diameter can contribute to Hula, leading to both aesthetic and visual discomfort. Regular consultations with an eye care professional are highly recommended to ensure that the contact lenses fit properly and are comfortable. These professionals can provide guidance on the correct contact lenses specifications, including the graphic diameter, to suit individual eye shapes and sizes.