Yes, you can order them as custom colored lenses here: Eyeling Custom Colored Contacts

Eyeling lenses are CE-certified medical devices and meet strict safety standards.

Many customers with light-sensitive eyes choose them for daily comfort. The full-iris tint gently softens brightness and reduces glare, making them a popular choice for people who experience discomfort under artificial light or outdoors.

Please note: While many wearers report improved comfort, Eyeling lenses are not intended to diagnose or treat medical conditions.

Yes, our lenses are health certified. They hold the European Union's CE certification, indicating compliance with EU health, safety, and environmental protection standards. While the lenses themselves do not have FDA certification, they are made from Ocufilcon D—a material that is FDA approved for use in contact lenses. https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/cdrh_docs/pdf/K013377.pdf If you would like more details about our lenses, feel free to contact us at hello@eyeling.com

Unfortunately, the light brown lenses are designed to enhance light-colored eyes and may not have a noticeable effect on dark brown eyes; in some cases, they might even accentuate the existing dark hue.

Absolutely, we offer Toric lenses specifically designed to cater to individuals with astigmatism. You can find them available here: Eyeling Toric Colored Lenses for Astigmatism

Our lenses are more than just a cosmetic product—they're an investment in confidence and self-expression. Handcrafted in Sweden with meticulous care, they feature a unique no-pupil opening design that creates an incredibly natural and lifelike effect. Made from CE-certified premium materials with UV protection, every detail reflects our commitment to safety, comfort, and quality.

But the true value of our lenses goes beyond the materials. Imagine the compliments you’ll receive, the confidence you’ll feel, and the joy of seeing yourself exactly how you've always envisioned. These moments are priceless. Our lenses are designed to help you feel your best, and that’s something no price tag can capture.

Yes, you can. Imagine you're sitting in a car with tinted windows. From the inside, you can see out clearly, but it's challenging for people outside to see in. This is similar to wearing sunglasses - others may not be able to see your eyes, but your vision remains almost unaffected. The same principle applies to colored contact lenses that don't have a pupil hole. While others might have difficulty seeing your natural eye color, your ability to see remains unobstructed, although the overall brightness might be slightly reduced, similar to wearing sunglasses.

Yes, we do!