"Let me answer. I have worked in the contact lens industry.

First of all, contact lens is the exclusive registered trademark of Johnson & Johnson's colored contact lenses. Since it was launched in 2005 It later became a huge success, causing various small brands and merchants to follow suit, saying that they also sold "color contact lenses". In recent years, when various media reported on problems in the color lens market, they also often used "color lenses" with color lenses, causing A lot of confusion.

People rarely know that Johnson & Johnson is the world's largest contact lens manufacturer, with a market share of 50% (the second CIBA is only over 20%, and Bausch & Lomb, which is well-known in China, has a market share of 50%). Ranking fourth with a share of less than 10), Johnson & Johnson has advanced contact lens production technology and a good professional reputation. In 2005, Johnson & Johnson launched a color contact lens in the Chinese market and registered its trademark "Color Contact Lens". Contact lenses only have the function of correcting vision, while contact lenses and other colored lenses also have the function of beautifying and beautifying the pupils.

Contact lenses are national Class III medical devices and are not subject to drug supervision. They cannot be sold without the approval of the bureau. Colored contact lenses are very popular among young people because of their cosmetic effects. Therefore, many unqualified companies take advantage of legal loopholes and sell color contact lenses that have not been approved (and call themselves cosmetic contact lenses). ). What’s more, claiming that flat lenses are not contact lenses but beauty products is an understatement.

Since there have been reports of consumers causing damage to their eyes due to the use of colored contact lenses, recently. , the State Food and Drug Administration has issued a new policy to control the production and sales of colored plain contact lenses. From now on, even plain colored contact lenses will not be allowed to be produced, imported and sold without the approval of the Food and Drug Administration.