LILMOON 1DAY COLOR Contact Lens in Cream Grege is a representative product of high-end Japanese-style colored lenses. The unique cream grege matte shade features a light gray outer ring to naturally soften the eye contour and a beige-gray inner ring to brighten the eyes, blending perfectly with Asian dark irises to create a "natural-born" no-makeup look that is advanced and not abrupt. Made of hydrophilic gel with 38% optimal water content, it is comfortable and breathable to wear, avoiding dryness during long-term use. The sandwich printing process encases the pigment layer between the lens layers, preventing direct contact with the cornea and reducing eye irritation risk, making it safe for sensitive eyes. Individually sterile packaged for hygiene, the daily disposable design eliminates the need for care, suitable for daily commuting, dating and other scenarios. It is the preferred choice for myopic people pursuing natural and high-end eye makeup.

• Made in :Japan

2-Hydroxyethyl Methacrylate (HEMA), Ethylene Glycol Dimethacrylate (EGDMA), N-Vinylpyrrolidone (NVP), Sodium Chloride, Boric Acid, Borax, Potassium Chloride, Sodium Dihydrogen Phosphate, Disodium Hydrogen Phosphate, Ethylparaben, Polysorbate 80, Iron Oxides (Colorants), Phthalocyanines (Colorants), Azo Compounds (Colorants)

1. Thoroughly wash hands with hand sanitizer before wearing, dry hands and take out the lens;
2. Check the front and back of the lens (front side is a teardrop shape, back side is a flat circle), ensure no damage or stains;
3. Hold the lens on the pad of the index finger, gently place it on the center of the eyeball, and blink slightly to fit the lens;
4. Recommended daily wearing time does not exceed 8 hours, and must be removed before going to bed;
5. Discard directly after removal, do not reuse or soak for reapplication;
6. If stinging, redness, tearing or other discomfort occurs during wearing, immediately remove the lens, rinse the eyes with normal saline, and seek medical attention if symptoms persist;
7. Avoid wearing while swimming, bathing or when there is eye inflammation.