Black contact lenses can be safe when obtained from a reputable source like TTDeye, an FDA-approved colored contacts online retailer, used according to instructions, and prescribed by an eye care professional.

Even if you have good vision and wish to purchase non-prescription contact lenses, it is advisable to provide a "Plano" prescription.

People wear black contact lenses for various occasions, such as daily chic, fancy dress, Halloween, New Year's parties, carnivals, and cosplay.

Whether it's for creating a spooky look (like Gecko Eye Silver), adding decorative elements to the eyes (like Halloween Ghost), or giving your eyes an air of mystery, black contacts are chosen to enhance your overall look and make it more captivating.

The visibility with black contact lenses can vary depending on the type chosen. If the lenses do not block the pupil part of the eye, they are less likely to affect vision. TTDeye has many black contact lenses that provide good vision, except for the Blind Black variety.

No, you can't see through blind black contacts. These lenses completely obscure both the iris and the pupil of the eye, which significantly impairs vision. TTDeye Darknight Black lenses are good alternatives to blind/full black eye contacts.

You can purchase black contacts from optometrists, optical stores, online retailers (like TTDeye), and costume shops, prioritizing safety and quality in your choice. Ensure the lenses are FDA-approved and have a prescription required.

TTDeye black contacts cost from $12.98 to $27.98, much cheaper than black sclera contacts.

Black sclera contacts are often more expensive than regular contacts for several reasons:

• Cover a larger portion of the eye.
• Custom-made to fit individual eyes.
• Cater to a niche market for a limited demand.
• Additional testing and quality control to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.

These factors add to the cost of producing sclera contacts. Regular black contact lenses like TTDeye Darknight Black, Gecko Eye Silver, and Swirl Black come at a cost-effective price and can help you create an impressive Halloween look!

Black sclera contacts are not universally banned, but their use is subject to regulations and restrictions in various regions.

The primary reason for these regulations is safety. Black sclera contacts cover a substantial portion of the eye and may limit oxygen flow to the cornea, increasing the risk of eye infections and discomfort.