LensVery Rich Ann Shine Gray (6p)
- Graphic Dia.:
- 13.0mm
- Power range:
- 0.00 ~ -8.00
- Frequency:
- Daily
- Pack:
- 6 pieces / box
LensVery Rich Ann Shine Gray (6p) is a daily disposable colored contact lens with a 13.0mm graphic diameter and 40% water content, giving eyes a bright, refined gray look. LensVery lenses are made from HEMA material.
Who It's For & Trade-offs
Gray reads as a cooler, more subdued alternative to brown, showing up most distinctly on dark eyes. At 13.0mm, this is one of the more natural-diameter lenses in the LensVery range. The daily format gives a fresh, sterile lens every wear with no cleaning routine, and the 6-piece box suits people who want a smaller trial size before committing to a bigger box.
Safety & Care
- Wash and dry hands thoroughly before handling lenses.
- Discard after each use (Daily) — do not reuse or store overnight.
- Remove lenses before sleeping, swimming, or showering.
- Never rinse or store lenses in tap water.
- Consult an optometrist for proper prescription and fitting.
Preparation: 2–4 business days before dispatch.
Estimates are in USD. Final services and charges are confirmed for your address at checkout.
Preparation & delays
Restocking may add 2–5 business days. Preparation excludes weekends and Korean public holidays. Transit and customs delays vary.
See how your glasses SPH changes at the eye.
An optical estimate, not a contact lens prescription. Prescription help
OD = right; OS = left. Enter SPH with its + or − sign. Use 0, PL or plano for zero.
Estimated sphere at the eye
- Right eye (OD)
- Left eye (OS)
Shown to 2 decimals; not rounded to available lens powers.
Advanced settings Vertex: 12 mm
Why can powers differ?
Glasses sit in front of the eye; contact lenses sit on its surface. This distance changes the optical effect, especially at stronger powers. A professional fitting determines your contact lens prescription.
Optical estimate = SPH ÷ (1 − distance × SPH), with distance in metres. This calculation uses sphere only.
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