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Please note: Only one coupon code per order is accepted.

We apologize that the code is not working, among the most common reasons a code doesn’t work — it’s expired, there are exclusions, and it’s non-transferable. There are 3 common coupon codes available on our site. Please first ensure the code is spelled correctly:

SP2 ( Buy 2 get 1 free - add minimum 3 items to your cart)

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SP5 ( Buy 5 get 5 free - add minimum 10 items to your cart)

Please note: Only one coupon code per order is accepted. Still not sure? Contact FreshGo here.

Once the package is dispatched, we will send you a shipping update email to your email inbox, including a tracking number, and a tracking link.

All eligible orders are packaged carefully in the nearest available warehouses and will be dispatched within 48 business hours of their placement. Orders placed over the weekend or on a national holiday will be shipped on the following business day. You’ll receive a shipping notification email containing the order tracking number once it’s shipped.

For U.S. Customers

Shipping from the U.S. warehouse usually takes 3-7 days to arrive at the doorstep.

Shipping from the Hongkong warehouse typically takes 5-7 days by Express Shipping and 10-25 days by Standard Shipping to deliver.

For International Customers (Excluding the United States)

Standard Shipping by global mail usually takes 10 ~ 30 days en route, and your order is supposed to deliver 15 ~ 40 days upon its placement.

Expedited Shipping cuts the en-route phase by half, you can expect to receive your order within 10 days after dispatch.

We appreciate your patience and remain committed to delivering your orders as soon as possible.

If the package doesn't be dispatched, Click HERE and send us an email, including your order number, and correct shipping information. Once we receive your email, we will update your shipping address and dispatch the package. However, there is no way to update the shipping address if the package is dispatched.

We accept PayPal, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, JCB, Diners Club, Union Pay, Maestro, and Visa Electron. For questions, concerns, and requests, don't hesitate to give us a shout! If you need customer support, click HERE.

We want you to love our products and look great doing it! If the item you ordered isn't 100% satisfaction or you ordered the wrong thing, send us an email with the details and we'll work together to organize an exchange for the right stuff.

If you find that you’re not completely satisfied with your FreshGo order, simply send our team an email with your order details and a short description on why you'd like to return the item. Our after-sales team is here immediately to assist you with this. Once the qualifying return has arrived to our fulfillment center, we'll then submit your refund in full and send you a notification confirming your refund.

It typically takes about 5-10 business days for your return to arrive at our fulfillment center and be processed for a refund. Once we receive your qualifying return and approve your refund, FreshGo will credit your original method of payment.

For light-colored eyes, choosing colored contacts is actually pretty easy. This is because light irises won't mottle the lens pattern as dark irises would.

Choosing colored contacts for dark eyes is a totally different story! This is because you always have to consider the fact that the lens (which always has some degree of transparency) will be muddled by your dark iris.

Opaque or semi-opaque contacts ( for example,HIDROCOR SERIRS&3 TONE SERIRS) are the best colored contacts for dark eyes, especially for those who want to totally switch to different eye colors.

Not everyone can wear contact lenses. There are many reasons certain individuals are unable to wear contact lenses. It may be due to a health condition such as dry eye syndrome, irritation, burning, infection, or the shape of their eye just doesn’t allow for them to be able to wear contact lenses. Sometimes it is because they are so nearsighted that there isn’t a contact lens with a strong enough power to correct their vision and other times it s because they are allergic to the disinfecting solution or contact lens.

Yes. You can get rid of heavy frame glasses and choose prescription colored contact lenses. Beauty your eyes and correct your vision together. Click HERE and explore all our prescription lenses.

No worries—we’ve got you covered. Here are some terms you’ll see on your prescriptions:

OD: This abbreviation stands for “oculus dexter,” which is “right eye” in Latin.

OS: This abbreviation stands for “oculus sinister,” which is “left eye” in Latin.

Sphere (SPH): Sphere indicates how strong your lenses need to be. This will be accompanied by a plus (+) or minus (-), which indicates whether you’re farsighted or nearsighted.

Cylinder (CYL): Cylinder is the correction for astigmatism. Astigmatism means that the shape of your cornea prevents you from seeing with perfect sharpness. If you have a cylinder included on your contact lens prescription, that usually means you wear toric lenses.

ADD: This is used when you require a prescription for both distance and reading in your glasses or contact lenses. It can be shown as an ADD value with a plus (+) sign with a number or, for certain contact lens brands, a description like ""high"" or ""low."" An ADD indicates that you may need progressive or multifocal lenses. It also may give you the ability to order one of three types of single-vision correction: distance, reading, or intermediate correction.

Base curve (BC): For contact lenses, the base curve helps the lens fit properly. This usually is a number between 8 and 10 that measures the curve of a contact lens.

Diameter (Dia): This is the width across a contact lens in millimeters. Most contact lenses are 13–15 mm wide.

Contact lens prescriptions and eyeglass prescriptions are not the same. They are significantly different because eyeglass lenses are positioned approximately 12 millimeters from your eyes, whereas contact lenses rest directly on the surface of your eyes. The power of a contact lens will be slightly less nearsighted or slightly more farsighted.

Need help? Don't hesitate to contact our optometrists HERE!

When you're in any type of water, do not wear your contacts. This includes showers, hot tubs, pools, lakes, rivers, and the ocean. Put in your contacts after bathing and wear tight-fitting goggles when swimming. Or better yet, invest in a pair of prescription goggles.

All contacts have a set expiration date. Check the packaging that your contacts came in to find what their expiration date is, so you can avoid complications associated with wearing expired contacts. Most of FreshGo contacts are yearly disposable lenses, except the Superior series are monthly disposable lenses.

Before using contact lenses it is important to make sure that they have been soaked in a contact lens solution as per the packaging recommendations. We usually recommend soaking for at least 2 hours before attempting to insert them. Our colored contacts should never be worn straight from the packaging.

It's a common question asked by nap lovers. Eye doctors say it's not a great idea to sleep while wearing contacts. Even napping with contact lenses in your eyes can lead to irritation or damage. When you sleep with your contacts in, your corneas can't get the oxygen they need to fight off germs.

Clean, rinse, disinfect and store your lenses referring to the instructions for use. To clean the lenses with the multipurpose solution, place the lens in the palm of your hand, apply drops of solution and gently rub the lens against your palm with your pointer finger, using a back-and-forth motion. Rinse the lens with fresh solution and place it in a clean lens case and fill with fresh solution for disinfection, which should last at least 4 hours.

The most common reason is that the base curve and diameter do not fit your eyes. The curvature of the cornea in the front of the eye can be quite different from person to person, the contact lens should fit appropriately on that surface. If the contact lens is too tight, it cannot move properly. If it is too loose, it will move in your eyes and even slip off. Go back to your optometrist to confirm the size that fits your eyes.

If it has started happening only recently, and with the base curve that you usually wear successfully in that eye, then the most possible reason is the lens is inside out. Try inverting the lens and see if it stays where it belongs.

Much to regret that you feel uncomfortable wearing the lenses. Before wearing the lenses, please cleanse the lenses with fresh solution and immerse them in fresh solution for at least 8 hours. When wearing the lenses, please check the correct side of the lenses. After everything is ok, please try again and you will have a better experience.

There are plenty and various types of eye drop available for contact wearers, but only contact lens re-wetting drops can be applied when you are wearing contact lenses. If you need to use eye drops, please remove your contact lenses first, otherwise, your contact lenses may be damaged or clouded, impeding your vision and potentially causing problems for your eyes later on.

Colored contact lenses can be an attractive alternative to wearing glasses because they don't change your appearance, contacts do also require a bit of an adjustment period. Most professionals will tell you that you can expect it to take as long as two weeks to get adjusted to your new lenses.