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Black Contact Lenses

Boo! Happy Halloween! Check out our top trending black-sclera styles for this Halloween, including Black Out, Black Wolf & more! All black-sclera contacts sold on Lens.com are FDA-approved and require a valid prescription.
Black Contact Lenses Contact Lenses With Rebates
Black Out
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Black Out
Black Wolf
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$35 off
Black Wolf
Dark Elf
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Dark Elf
Hellraiser
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Hellraiser

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Black Contact Lenses Brand Products 2 Boxes
Black Out $35
Black Wolf $35
Dark Elf --
Hellraiser $35

About Black Sclera Contact Lenses Contacts

Turn heads at your next Halloween costume party with black sclera contact lenses. Order black sclera contacts and other types of Halloween lenses from Lens.com today and enjoy hassle-free returns, fast shipping, and a 100% money-back satisfaction guarantee.

What are black sclera contact lenses?

Black sclera contacts are decorative lenses that cover the entire sclera (the white of the eye). Designed to create a truly frightening look, black sclera contacts are completely opaque. The dramatic effect of these lenses makes them a perfect fit for Halloween costume parties, movie productions, theatrical performances, and the like.

Are black sclera contacts safe?

Yes, black sclera contacts and other types of Halloween lenses are safe as long as you buy them from a company that sells FDA-approved contacts and requires you to provide a valid prescription. Lens.com sells only FDA-approved contacts, cosmetic and otherwise. Halloween lenses are still considered medical devices, so you need a current prescription to purchase them. To avoid complications, never buy black sclera contacts from flea markets, street vendors, or unknown online distributors.

Can you sleep with black sclera contacts in?

No, most special effect lenses like black sclera contacts are only designed for daily wear and should not be worn overnight. Unless instructed otherwise by an eye doctor, always take off black sclera contacts and other types of Halloween lenses before going to bed.