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Blind Bloodshot Drops Contact Lenses
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Of all the different and mind-blowing Halloween contact lenses you can find, there’s nothing quite like having coloured contacts that give you a super-freaky look. That’s exactly the heart-stopping style you can get when you wear a pair of the latest quality blind contact lenses. If you’ve never worn Blind contacts before, then you are in for a real treat and one that will get you all the attention at your next Fancy Dress or Halloween party.

These are the Halloween lenses that pack more punch than almost anything you’ve seen or worn before and it all comes down to the fact that your eyes look like you must be from another world. These aren’t just great coloured contact lenses, these are the lenses that cover the pupil of your eye to transform you into something supernatural. The best part is that these are A-grade lenses which are European CE marked and quality approved plus they have a 45% water content so you can wear them all night – for up to a whole 8 hours.

It’s a special thing to be spoiled for choice and you have a whole selection of fabulous freak-out looks available, including the ghostly Blind White Halloween lenses. For eyes that will send shivers down everyone’s spine (including yours!), you can’t go past the phenomenal power of wearing a pair of Blind Bloodshot Drops lenses. Now you have the ticket to creating a Halloween costume or fantastic Fancy Dress outfit that will leave anyone who looks into your eyes completely breathless.

FAQ's

What are blind contact lenses used for?

Blind contact lenses are designed purely for cosmetic use, they don’t provide vision correction. These lenses are perfect for completing bold costume looks, especially in cosplay, Halloween, or film. They give the appearance of an all-white, all-black, or clouded eye to help bring intense or supernatural characters to life.

Please note: blind lenses obscure your vision while wearing them. If you're planning to wear them for extended periods or specific activities, keep that in mind for your comfort and safety.

If you’re not sure which style will work best for your look, we’re always happy to help you find the lens that brings your character to life.

Can blind contact lenses make you temporarily blind?

Blind contact lenses are designed for dramatic visual effect and can obscure your vision while you're wearing them. Because they cover the iris and the pupil, they make it difficult to see clearly.

This effect is temporary and purely cosmetic, making these lenses ideal for photos, videos, or short periods at events. They’re not suitable for activities where clear vision is essential, such as walking in dark spaces or driving. If you’re unsure which lens will work best for your needs, we’re always happy to help guide you safely.

Are blind contact lenses safe to wear?

Yes, our blind lenses are safe to wear and manufactured to meet strict eye safety standards. However, it’s important to know that our blind lenses obscure your vision while wearing them.

They’re ideal for events, cosplay, or photo shoots, but we don’t recommend using them in situations where clear vision is essential. Always follow proper lens care and handling instructions to keep your eyes comfortable and protected.

Can you see through blind contact lenses?

Blind lenses are designed for dramatic visual impact, and they obscure your vision. Since they cover the iris and the pupil they can create a blurred view.

They're best suited for photoshoots, video, or short bursts during events like Halloween or cosplay. While they do affect visibility, they deliver an intense, spooky look that can truly bring your character to life. If you’re unsure which blind lens fits your needs best, we’re always happy to help you choose the right option for both style and comfort.

How long can you wear blind contact lenses?

We recommend wearing blind contact lenses for no more than 2–4 hours at a time. Because these lenses fully cover the pupil and iris, they blur your vision and can become uncomfortable if worn for extended periods.

They’re best suited for short events like photoshoots, Halloween parties, or performance scenes, any situation where you won’t need clear or prolonged vision.

If you’re unsure how long to wear them safely for your event or need help choosing an alternative lens, we’re always happy to assist and make sure you get the right fit for both your look and comfort.

The key difference comes down to visibility. Mesh lenses are designed to completely cover your natural eye colour while still allowing you to see through the lens—making them a popular choice for costumes where visibility matters. White blind lenses, on the other hand, fully cover the pupil and iris for a striking “blanked out” effect. Because of that, they usually obscure your vision and are best suited for photoshoots or short appearances. If you’re unsure which style fits your look—or how much visibility you’ll need—we’re always happy to help you choose the right lens for your comfort and the effect you’re after.

Yes, blind contact lenses are legal in Australia, and you don’t need a prescription to purchase them through MesmerEyez. Our lenses are classified as cosmetic, which means they’re designed for aesthetic use, not vision correction.

That said, it’s important to follow proper hygiene and care instructions to ensure safe wear, especially with styles like blind lenses that can partially or fully obscure your vision. If you have questions about how they work or which style is best for your event, we’re always here to help guide you safely through the process.

Can you drive with blind contact lenses?

No, you should never drive while wearing blind contact lenses. These lenses are designed for dramatic visual effects and often obscure or block your vision by covering the iris and pupil. While they’re perfect for photoshoots, cosplay, or Halloween, they are not safe for activities like driving where full visibility is essential.

If you’re planning to wear blind lenses for an event, we always recommend applying them after you’ve arrived or having a safe plan in place. If you’re unsure which lens suits your needs safely, we’re here to help guide you.

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