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[Sheik Chan]

I need some for my Kai costume. Here's a good reference picture for her eye color:
http://i194.photobucket.com/albums/z...shuraX/KAI.jpg

^-^; I just want to find good contacts. I have never even tried contacts on buuuuttt...I really love this costume and am willing to try it out. >____<

[Konoha_ANBU]

Okay, first of all, I've seen a lot of good color contact websites, but I can't remember what they were called. But that's not why I'm replying.
I'm replying because I think you should know that you need an Rx, or prescription from a certified eye care specialist to wear contact lenses in America.
You need to be properly fitted for custom made contacts. Badly made, or incorrectly fitted contacts can partially/fully block vision, irritate, or scratch the surface of the eyes, and even cause blindness.
Contacts are not something to be taken lightly, and you should definitely consult an eye specialist. He or she may be able to help you find a good cosmetic lens manufacturer.

Good luck.

[Beryl]

Just plain colors? That's easy enough. Talk to the optometrist while you're getting your eyes measured. They sell lots of brands. In fact, you may be able to get a free trial pair of some brands.

If none of those colors are just right, you might take your prescription to CosplayLab.Not sure if they'll carry the exact color you're looking for. If nobody else seems to have exactly what you're looking for, the default answer is 9mmsfx. You'll still need a contact lens prescription, but they can do custom lenses. This is also the only choice for people with astigmatism.

[Sheik Chan]

Originally Posted by Konoha_ANBU

Okay, first of all, I've seen a lot of good color contact websites, but I can't remember what they were called. But that's not why I'm replying.
I'm replying because I think you should know that you need an Rx, or prescription from a certified eye care specialist to wear contact lenses in America.
You need to be properly fitted for custom made contacts. Badly made, or incorrectly fitted contacts can partially/fully block vision, irritate, or scratch the surface of the eyes, and even cause blindness.
Contacts are not something to be taken lightly, and you should definitely consult an eye specialist. He or she may be able to help you find a good cosmetic lens manufacturer.

Good luck.

Ohhh... Okay! Thank you for that information! I will have to see my eye doctor then.