Lens reviews & comparisons
Yurial Earl Gray vs. Max Earl Gray: Monthly and 12-Month Differences
I-DOL Yurial Earl Gray and Yurial Max Earl Gray are two different reusable products in KPOP2’s current catalog. The Earl Gray listing is 12-month with one lens per box; Max Earl Gray is monthly, also with one lens per box. They differ in graphic diameter, overall diameter, base curve, and water content. Confirm the exact model and replacement instructions before ordering or wearing either lens.
In this guide
Compare the current Yurial product records
The following values come from the two exact, active KPOP2 listings checked for this comparison. Keep the format attached to the full product name.
| Product | Replacement | Pieces per box | G.DIA / DIA | BC | Water content / material |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| I-DOL Yurial Earl Gray | 12 months (listing) | 1 lens | 12.8 / 14.0 mm | 8.6 mm | 38% / HEMA |
| I-DOL Yurial Max Earl Gray | Monthly | 1 lens | 13.3 / 14.2 mm | 8.7 mm | 43% / HEMA |
The listed values differ in more than the replacement schedule: Max has a 0.5 mm larger G.DIA and a 0.2 mm larger DIA in these catalog records, while its BC and water-content fields also differ. These are product specification comparisons. They do not show that one lens will fit better or look larger on a particular wearer.
Both descriptions state a power range of 0.00 to −10.00, but each Shopify product record currently exposes one “Default Title” variant. The text range does not confirm that every power is selectable or in stock. Check the live page and cart for the exact prescribed power before ordering.
Understand box quantity and replacement
Each of these listings states one individual lens per box. A pair for two eyes therefore requires two boxes, with the correct prescribed power confirmed for each eye. If your eyes need different powers, do not assume that a single box supplies both values; check how the product selector and cart handle each selection.
Box count and replacement interval answer separate questions. The Earl Gray listing says 12 months; Max Earl Gray is labeled monthly. Confirm the replacement period on the exact package and follow its instructions from opening. Do not extend a reusable lens because it was worn only occasionally, and do not transfer care directions from the monthly model to the 12-month model.
Our package quantity guide explains how to count individual lenses and calculate boxes when the eyes need different prescriptions. This article focuses on the current distinctions between these two Yurial products.
Verify prescription options
Use a current contact lens prescription and identify the exact brand, family, shade, and version. Compare the power needed for the right eye and left eye independently. Do not choose a power from your eyeglasses prescription or select a nearby value if your prescribed option is missing.
The FDA contact lens prescription guide explains the product identity and measurements used for contact lenses. Matching one specification, such as BC, does not establish that another model is an appropriate substitute. Ask an eye-care professional about prescription and fit; ask KPOP2 about the current product options or package contents.
Compare gray design photos
To compare the visual design, look at identified photographs of the exact Earl Gray or Max Earl Gray version. A close-up can help you inspect the printed edge and color placement. A wider portrait shows more of the styling context. Compare images with similar lighting and starting eye color where possible, since those conditions can change how a gray lens appears.
The G.DIA values are useful for describing the stated printed extent, but they are not a personal enlargement score. Photos are references, not controlled wear tests or fitting assessments. Do not assume that Max will look larger by a predictable amount simply because its listed G.DIA is larger, or that either color will appear the same on every iris.
Use a version-specific order check
- Choose the exact Earl Gray or Max Earl Gray product and check its replacement label.
- Confirm one individual lens per box and calculate two boxes for two eyes.
- Verify each eye’s prescribed value and the actual available selector option.
- Check that the cart shows the right model, power, and quantity for each eye.
- After delivery, compare the unopened package label and care instructions with the order.
These product records are currently Active, but catalog information and options can change. If the package, product page, and order confirmation disagree, leave the lens unused and ask the seller to clarify. For a prescription, fitting, or eye-symptom question, contact an eye-care professional.
KPOP2 product records checked September 29, 2026. Specifications and available options may change; verify the current product page and supplied package.
