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Monday, February 23, 2015

ICK Optimus Crystal Blue Contact Lenses - Review and Price

Hello! Today I have to share a fun product that was sent to me for review. I say fun because this is the first time I am trying colored contact lenses!

The lovely people of PastelNoodles famous for the Circle Lens from Korea wanted to know if I would be interested in trying out some colored contacts. I have been using contact lenses for the past 10 years. But somehow I never ventured to try colored lenses. So when this opportunity came I thought why not!

The customer service is great and the package arrives within a week of ordering. The site offers lenses that come with power and without power. The lenses are priced between $10 to $50 depending on the brand and power. And they accept PayPal which is great for us international customers. Shipping on these lenses is free of cost but the site offers other products that might have a shipping cost that varies from region to region and also depends upon the weight of your package.

ICK Optimus Crystal Blue Contact Lenses - Review and Price, pastel noodles
ICK Optimus Crystal Blue Contact Lenses - Review and Price

The lenses come packed in a cute little box and they also sent me this super cute hair accessory with it. My 2 year old niece saw it when I was chatting with her on Skype and said in her cutey pie tone - "I got it" while she grabbed it through the phone. I sent it to her and I'm sure she loves the bright color and soft touch of the band.

ICK Optimus Crystal Blue Contact Lenses - Review and Price, pastel noodles
ICK Optimus Crystal Blue Contact Lenses - Review and Price

Coming back to my lenses. So the lenses I got for review are the  ICK Optimus Colored Lens in Crystal Blue. Each lens comes in a small glass bottle with a rubber cap. The cap is secured with a metallic enclosure. The power of the lens is mentioned on the cap. The pack also contains a small plastic tongue that can be used to take out the lens.

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