Secret Candy Magic 1 Day MoMo Pink｜Daily Disposable Colored Contact Lens｜20pcs

Secret Candy Magic Momo Pink｜Peach Pink Daily Contacts

Hong Kong Old Stock and Japan New-Spec Stock

• Hong Kong old version: BC 8.8 mm, DIA 14.5 mm, 13.9 mm graphic diameter, 38.6% water content, with 0.00D and powers from -1.00D to -8.00D.
• Japan new-spec version: BC 8.6 mm, DIA 14.5 mm, 13.9 mm graphic diameter, 58% water content, with -0.75D added and powers extended to -10.00D.
• Stock allocation: During the transition period, the Hong Kong old version or Japan new-spec version will be shipped according to the selected power and available stock. A specific version cannot be selected.
• New-spec-only powers: -0.75D and powers from -8.50D to -10.00D are only available in the Japan new-spec version and remain subject to stock availability.
• If a specific BC is required: The two versions have different base curves. Contact us before ordering if your fitting or prescription requires a specific BC.
• AR virtual try-on: Preview the color and enlargement effect with Gopopstation AR. Results can vary according to version, natural iris color, lighting and screen settings.

Momo Pink Color Effect

• Peach-pink brown tone: Combines pink with a wearable brown undertone. The visible pink-to-brown balance varies with natural iris color.
• Defined outer rim: Outlines the iris for a noticeable enlarging effect rather than a subtle bare-eye appearance.
• Same graphic diameter: Both the Hong Kong old version and Japan new-spec version use a 13.9 mm graphic diameter, although their BC and water content differ.

Daily or Monthly Version?

• Daily version on this page: Daily disposable, 20 lenses per box, currently supplied during the old-to-new specification transition.
• Monthly version: Secret Candy Magic 1 Month Momo Pink is a separate monthly product with different base curve, water content, packaging and replacement schedule.

The Hong Kong old version, Japan new-spec version and monthly version have different lens designs and specifications. They should not be substituted solely because they share the same color name. Follow a valid contact-lens prescription and do not directly substitute a spectacle prescription.