Halloween, the time of year that provides an uninhibited flexibility to tap into and become your alter ego, a favorite TV character, or a fearsome witch. Halloween allows for a virtually endless list of artistic and creative freedoms only limited by the imagination. In the spirit of Halloween Contact Lens King is providing a list of special FX contact lenses that can help enhance the most popular costumes of the season. Find out how Halloween contact lenses can help you stand out this year.

Vampire Eyes

The vampire costume has been around for decades and is one of the most popular, especially after being reinvigorated by certain movie franchises. This year use Mini Red Sclera Contact Lenses to turn the iris of your eyes red and bring this Halloween classic back as a costume favorite.

Zombie Eyes

With the introduction of certain zombie oriented movies and television series the zombie costume has become a strong contender for one of the most popular Halloween costumes. This year compliment your zombie costume and terrify those around you by wearing White Out Crazy Contact Lenses.

Crazy Clown Eyes

With the remake of the calssic movie "IT" consisting of a demonic clown this costume has become a fan favorite. This year use Crazy Clown Contact Lenses to enhance your costume while instilling fear in others, especially the coulrophobics out there.

Witch Eyes

This cult classic is synonymous with Halloween. The historical and mystical intrigue behind witch craft along with countless movies and shows themed from it there is no reason to doubt its popularity. This year add “Lunatic White Contact Lenses” as an accessory to your costume and become a party favorite.

Joker Eyes

Although the Joker is not considered a quintessential Halloween costume with the Batman/Joker franchise it is easy to see how it became one of the most popular costumes this year. If this is your costume of choice this year try complimenting it with “Mystic Green Contact Lenses” and matching hair color.

It is important to note that ALL contact lenses are considered medical devices and do require a prescription.

Happy Halloween!!