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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I start when several i-DOL names seem similar?
Choose the family from the image or previous order first, then compare the exact version, color and wearing format.
Does the brand name establish that a particular idol wore the lens?
No. Only product-specific verified evidence could support a named-wearer claim. Choose the actual design rather than inferring an endorsement.
Can I move between Yurial and Canna Roze using the same color name?
Compare the exact prints and prescribed lenses independently. A shared brown or gray direction does not establish equivalence.
Why should I keep Max or 1Day in the product name?
Those modifiers can identify a different design or wearing format. Omitting them can lead to a mistaken reorder.
Is every i-DOL box the same quantity?
Read the exact listing. Daily and reusable supplies vary, and package size should be converted into usable lenses for each eye.
How can I explore another family without losing the look I liked?
Name the center tone, edge or apparent size you want to preserve, then compare that feature in the new family.
Does every i-DOL version create the same visible effect?
No series name guarantees one pattern or printed size. Compare the exact version name and its on-eye image, especially when a modifier such as Big, Mini or Plus appears.
Is the daily version of i-DOL simply the reusable lens in a larger box?
Do not assume that. Check the exact daily product’s design, fitting information and photos. A shared shade name is not proof that the two formats are interchangeable.
Which i-DOL format makes sense for occasional wear?
Estimate your actual wearing days. Compare the cost of fresh daily lenses with the reusable lens, required care products and its replacement schedule. Infrequent wear does not extend that schedule.
Will i-DOL look the same on my dark brown eyes as on the model?
Your starting iris color affects the result. For the brown, gray, green shades, compare images on eyes close to your own and look at how much natural color remains visible near the pupil. Shade names do not guarantee coverage.
How should my skin undertone influence the i-DOL shade I choose?
Use undertone to guide a preference for harmony or contrast, not to rule a shade in or out. Compare it with your everyday lip and cheek colors in similar lighting; the complete palette matters more than a warm-or-cool label alone.
Can I change the fit of i-DOL to make my irises look smaller?
No. Base curve and overall diameter are fitting details, not styling controls. Compare the printed design within lenses appropriate for your eyes. Use your exact contact lens prescription, including for 0.00 lenses.