Posted On: October 29th 2026, 09:47 pm
Don't let your costume come back to haunt you π»π
Plot twist: those cat-eye, vampire and glow-y costume contacts aren't party props. In the U.S. they're medical devices, and every pair needs a valid prescription from an eye doctor, even if they don't correct your vision. π§ββοΈ
The real horror story? Unprescribed lenses that don't fit can lead to scratched corneas, eye infections and even vision loss. π± One size does NOT fit all eyes.
Treat your eyes, skip the tricks π¬
ποΈ Get an eye exam and a fitting first
π Get a valid prescription
ποΈ Buy only where they ask for it (not the Halloween pop-up shop!)
π« Never share lenses with your coven
π§Ό Follow every care direction
Red, painful, swollen or goopy after the party? Take them out and see an eye doctor right away. π¦
Trick or treat yourself to a contact lens exam! Boo-k at optobar.com π€ Opto Bar, inside Walmart in Sacramento, West Sacramento, Antelope and Citrus Heights.
Spooky eyes, safe eyes. β¨
Sources: U.S. FDA and the American Academy of Ophthalmology.
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