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Gray OMG Prescription Colored Contact Lenses (6 Months)

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Category: Prescription Lenses

Natural-looking Gray prescription colored contact lenses from the OMG series, combining vision correction with everyday comfort.

Specifications
DIA: 14.0mm
BC: 8.5mm
Water: 38%

Color: Gray
Replacement: 6 Months

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel T. ★★★★★

The 14.0mm diameter makes them sit just right on my eyes, and the gray shade gives a subtle brightening effect without looking fake. Six months per pair is honestly great value for prescription lenses, and the 38% water content keeps them comfortable through a full workday.

Jason ★★★★★

The gray color looks surprisingly natural—not that flat, costume-y look I was worried about. With the 14.0mm diameter and 8.5 base curve, they sit comfortably all afternoon and my vision stays sharp. Six months is a solid run for the price.

Miles C. ★★★★★

Wore these for a full workday and forgot I had them on—the 38% water content keeps them from drying out even during long hours at my desk. The gray shade is subtle enough that coworkers just think my eyes look lighter, not that I'm wearing lenses.