Start with the numbers that affect comfort
The 17mm Tokyo Ghoul 2 sclera lens is a large-diameter cosmetic lens, and comfort starts with matching its base curve and diameter to your eye. The catalog lists a 17mm diameter, a 10mm base curve, 40% water content, and a one-year replacement interval. Those are the only fit and material figures supplied, so treat them as your starting checklist rather than a guarantee.
Because the lens is 17mm across, it covers more of the eye than a standard cosmetic lens. That extra coverage is what creates the full-eye anime look, but it also means insertion and centering need a little more patience, especially on your first try.
17mm Tokyo Ghoul 2: catalog specs at a glance
- 17mm Tokyo Ghoul 2: DIA size: 17mm; B.C: 10mm; water content: 40%; hydrogel lens; made in Korea. These are the core fit and material numbers to compare with your own contact lens prescription or prior lens experience before ordering.
17mm Tokyo Ghoul 2 - 17mm Tokyo Ghoul 2: 2 pieces (1 pair) in 1 box, stored in separate blisters; 1-year replacement listed. You receive a matched pair in individual blisters, and the stated replacement interval helps you plan how long to keep the pair in rotation.
How to insert a 17mm sclera lens with less fuss
The catalog does not include a manufacturer insertion protocol, so the steps below are general application habits for large cosmetic lenses, not a replacement for the instructions that come with your lens or advice from your eye care professional.
- Wash and dry your hands: Use soap and water, then dry with a lint-free towel. Wet or oily fingers make a 17mm lens harder to control.
- Check the lens before it goes near your eye: Confirm the lens is clean, undamaged, and sitting in the correct bowl shape. If it looks torn or misshapen, do not use it.
- Open your eye wide and look straight ahead: Use one hand to hold the upper lid and the other to hold the lower lid. Looking straight ahead keeps the center of your eye available for the lens.
- Place the lens and let it settle: Set the lens on the eye, then release your lids slowly. Blink gently a few times and check that the lens is centered before adjusting.
- Center with a gentle nudge if needed: If the lens sits off-center, look toward the side it has drifted to and use a clean finger to guide it back. Avoid pressing hard on the eye.
Comfort checks for your first wear
The supplied record does not list a maximum wear time or a recommended first-session duration, so keep your first session short and stop if anything feels wrong.
- Watch for persistent irritation: Mild awareness can happen with a large lens, but burning, sharp pain, or redness that does not settle is a reason to remove the lens and seek professional advice.
- Keep the lens centered: A 17mm lens that rides high or low can feel more noticeable. Recenter gently before deciding the lens is uncomfortable.
- Do not sleep or swim in the lens: The catalog does not confirm suitability for overnight wear or water exposure, so treat those as situations to avoid.
- Have a removal plan: Know how you will remove the lens before you insert it, and keep your storage case and solution ready.
What the catalog does not tell you about care
The product record lists a one-year replacement interval and hydrogel material, but it does not include cleaning steps, solution compatibility, or case-care instructions. That absence is a real limitation: follow the care directions supplied with your lens and the advice of your eye care professional rather than inventing a routine from the specs.
For a 17mm sclera lens, the safest habit is to keep the lens clean, store it in a proper lens case with fresh solution, and replace it within the stated interval. If you are unsure which solution is compatible, ask before you wear the lens again.
Choosing the 17mm Tokyo Ghoul 2 for your look
- Match the diameter to your costume: The 17mm size gives a fuller eye coverage than a standard lens, which suits anime and Tokyo Ghoul-inspired looks. If you want a subtler effect, a smaller lens may be more comfortable for long events.
- Check the base curve against your experience: The listed 10mm base curve is the only fit figure supplied. If you have not worn a 10mm base curve lens before, treat your first session as a trial rather than an all-day commitment.
- Plan for the one-year replacement interval: The catalog lists a one-year replacement, so note the opening date and plan to replace the pair within that period.
