Regents Green 1 Month Lenses: A Buying Guide for Natural Green Eyes

Start with your own eye colour, not the product photo

Regents Green is a monthly coloured contact lens from MesmerEyez, sold here as a single Standard option. The catalog images are for illustration only, and the brand states that device displays cannot guarantee an accurate colour match. Your natural eye colour will change how the green reads on you, so treat the photo as a starting point rather than a promise.

This guide focuses on the practical decision: whether a subtle green monthly lens fits your eyes, your routine and the safety rules that come with it. It does not tell you which shade will flatter you—only you and a mirror can do that—but it does flag the constraints that matter before you order.

What the Regents Green listing confirms

• Regents Green - Coloured Contact Lenses - (1 Month Use: Regents Green - Coloured Contact Lenses - (1 Month Use), Standard variant, catalog price USD 6.57 (comparison price USD 9.95). The price and single variant make this a low-commitment way to try a green monthly lens, but there is no alternative fit or colour option in the supplied record.

  

• Regents Green - Coloured Contact Lenses - (1 Month Use: MesmerEyez states that you must consider your natural eye colour before buying any contact lenses. Green lenses sit over your existing iris colour, so the final effect depends on your own eyes, not just the lens.
• Regents Green - Coloured Contact Lenses - (1 Month Use: The images are for illustrative purposes only, and colours cannot be guaranteed to display accurately on a device. Do not choose Regents Green expecting an exact match to the screen; use the shade as a general direction.

Who should not wear these lenses

The product record lists conditions that rule out wear: corneal dystrophies, corneal ulcers, inflammation of the cornea or eye, uveitis, allergic eye conditions, or any pre-existing eye condition. It also states age 16+ only. These are not suggestions to weigh against convenience—they are reasons not to buy.

If you have any doubt about your eye health, ask a qualified eyecare practitioner before ordering. The catalog does not provide a fit consultation, and the retailer accepts no responsibility for your lack of suitability for wearing the lenses.

Care rules that come with a monthly green lens

• Do not sleep in them: The supplied safety precautions say DO NOT sleep in them. A monthly lens is not a reason to extend wear into overnight.
• Keep cosmetics away: Put lenses in before applying make-up and take them out before removing make-up. Hair spray, cosmetic aerosols and any cosmetics must not come into contact with the lenses.
• No water sports: The record says DO NOT participate in any water sports whilst wearing them.
• Remove if anything feels wrong: Remove immediately if your eyes get red or irritated, or if you have discomfort or pain, then seek help from a qualified eyecare practitioner.
• Check for damage and never share: Do not wear lenses that appear damaged, and do not share them with anyone else.

The honest trade-off: subtle shade, limited information

Regents Green is positioned as a natural-leaning green, but the supplied record does not include a diameter, base curve, water content or replacement schedule beyond the 1 Month Use name. That absence matters: you cannot confirm the fit from the listing alone. If you already know the base curve and diameter that suit your eyes, compare them with the packaging when it arrives—but do not guess from the catalog.

The low catalog price makes it tempting to stock up, yet the safety rules are strict and the return policy only accepts unused lenses in original packaging and solution. Buy one pair first, check the colour and comfort in person, and only reorder if it works for you.

How to decide before you order

1. 1. Check the health exclusions: Read the list of conditions above. If any apply, do not buy these lenses; speak to an eyecare practitioner instead.
2. 2. Look at your natural eye colour in daylight: The brand says your natural colour must be considered. A green lens over dark brown eyes will read differently than over light hazel or grey.
3. 3. Confirm you can follow the care rules: No sleeping, no water sports, no sharing, and strict make-up order. If that routine does not fit your life, a monthly lens is not the right choice.
4. 4. Buy one pair and inspect on arrival: Check the packaging is intact and the lenses are undamaged. If you decide they are not suitable, return them unused and in original packaging and solution.

What the catalog does not tell you

The supplied record does not confirm the lens diameter, base curve, water content, or the exact number of lenses in a box. It also does not state whether the colour is a subtle enhancer or a full opacity change. Those details may appear on the information leaflet inside the box, which the brand says you must always read. Treat the listing as a starting point and the leaflet as the instruction that governs wear.