Inserting and Removing Red Sclera Contact Lenses (Plus FAQ!)

Hello again! After receiving a lot of questions about the feel of scleras, the cost, what vision is like while wearing them, and what companies they can be purchased from, I decided to make this all encompassing video, answering all of your frequently asked questions. :) Hopefully this helps all of you who are interested in purchasing them!

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hi again youtube I have a lot of
questions asked recently decided to make
a frequently asked questions all
encompassing video where I can put in
the school eres take them out and tell
you what about them
so you can watch and let me know what
you think
first up again these are school eras
they come from a 9-millimeter special
effects
I love that company it's wonderful that
they are 22 nanometers
so it pretty much covers the entire I
great to work with
they're a little bit harder and rubber
than a normal contact and it's not going
to flip it inside out or anything like
that but yeah they are wonderful contact
putting in a lovely beauties goes a
little something like this
let's see if i can get my first try
it pops right into place like that
second woman again I always have more
trouble with the second one then the
first
good and just like that and there you
have it
and these are actually getting much
easier for me to put in and when i first
got them
this is probably be the King twentieth
time of corn maze
it's also much easier to adjust to them
now
I'm not sure they're just a bidding war
to my eye or if I'm just getting used to
them but they're wonderful i love things
again
I see a rim of red around my eye at all
times and I don't think that's that
we're going to change as i read online
school areas did you just get tunnel
vision
that's just how it is so but you just to
it and they're actually quite
comfortable for the most part but if
you're just getting them for the first
time
don't expect them to be comfortable
because they're kind of crazy to get
used to in the beginning
so if you're wearing them for long
extended periods of time
they're going to get uncomfortable i
plan on wearing these for probably about
12 hours when I go to dragoncon and
wearing my lowkey frost giant costume
so that is going to be an experience but
so far the most they warn them at a time
has only been a couple hours so i guess
i will let you guys know in August how
the 12 hours goes and if I still have
eyes by the end of it that a close-up
another thing I forgot to mention not
all eyes are the same so when you're
thinking about buying maze don't take my
testimony and think oh they're going to
be comfortable a program for time for -
because I can't promise you that your
eyes may be more sensitive than mine or
maybe a different shape also remember
that you should go to an eye doctor to
have your eyes measure
before you get school air lenses because
if you get the wrong size lends you
could end up having your eye damage
which is not good
there are I think three or four
different sizes for school areas so
definitely talk to a doctor if you have
any question about what size your is
what would be good for you if you have
small or big eyes and things like that
I thing to remember is schoolers do cost
quite a bit of money but for the overall
effect
you can't really complain so they may be
something you have to save up for but
they're totally worth it especially if
you think that you can actually get them
and use them
now if you're squeamish and you're not
sure that you'll be able to i would tell
you to consider for quite a while
watch as many videos as possible decide
if they are for you before you buy them
because you don't want to put that money
down the drain and then not be able to
wear the product
now how to take the belt have the case
ready and just pull it up like that
make sure to clean it before you put it
back in the case
and there you go simple as that
it's not nearly as difficult to get out
as you think a lot of people say that
actually school there's a reason about
than a normal contact so if you're used
to having contacts and you know how to
take them out going to be pretty simple
for you
however for someone who's never worn
contacts beforehand
I had never worn contacts before it's a
little tricky to get used to but it's
not bad
so another thing with school areas you
may need to get a bigger case the normal
contacts to keep them in this is the one
I use the larger than a normal one
and as you can see it pretty much filled
it up
so definitely think ahead if you're
buying them
you don't want to not have a case to put
them in that will fit them and you
definitely don't want to put it into
small the case because it can damage the
lens
I thought I hope you enjoy and let me
know if you have requested you can