Are the contact lenses hard or soft? Will the contact lenses melt into the glasses?

Anyone who has worn colored contact lenses knows that the material of colored contact lenses is relatively soft, but there are also reports of colored contact lenses scratching the eyeballs. So are colored contact lenses hard or soft? Will colored contact lenses melt into the glasses?

The hardness of cosmetic contact lenses is related to their water content. Lenses with high water content are softer, and the longer you wear them, the drier your eyes will become. Therefore, people with dry eyes are not suitable for wearing lenses with too high a water content. Lenses with low water content are harder and have better lens shaping, making them suitable for first-time wearers and less likely to cause dryness.

As long as you take good care of them, clean them regularly, and don't wear them for too long, there will be no harm. Just like other contact lenses, the material of cosmetic lenses will not melt.

Wearing colored contact lenses can indeed make the eyes look bigger, and you can see the obvious results by wearing one eye with a colored contact lens and not wearing the other eye. Therefore, there are still many people who wear colored contact lenses, but you must be careful when wearing them, because wearing colored contact lenses frequently may cause inflammation or infection of the eyes if the hygiene conditions are not good. So it is better not to wear colored contact lenses too often.

1. When purchasing cosmetic contact lenses, try to choose cosmetic contact lenses from regular brands that have drug test registration numbers, import numbers, and Chinese packaging.

2. When choosing colored contact lenses, you should focus on your own eye needs and buy the ones that suit you. When buying colored contact lenses, pay attention to the production date and shelf life to avoid buying expired colored contact lenses.

3. Patients with a history of eye diseases need to go to the hospital for an eye check before buying cosmetic contact lenses and ask the doctor whether they can wear cosmetic contact lenses.