Retears Gray vs Kiralet Blue: Choosing a 3-Month Pack Shade

Two 3-month lenses, two different color jobs

Retears Gray and Kiralet Blue both come as 3-month packs with two lenses per box, so the replacement schedule and pack size are identical. The real decision is the shade and the way each lens is built. Retears Gray leans toward a defined, slightly mysterious gray, while Kiralet Blue is designed to bring a blue tone forward against a range of natural eye colors. Neither is automatically more natural; the right pick depends on your eye color, how much color change you want, and how the lens dimensions suit your eyes.

Specs that actually change the look and feel

These are the supplied catalog differences worth weighing before you buy.

• Graphic diameter: Retears Gray has a 13.4mm graphic diameter; Kiralet Blue has 13.0mm. A larger graphic diameter usually means more visible color coverage, so Retears Gray is the more color-forward option on paper.
• Base curve: Retears Gray is listed at 8.7mm and Kiralet Blue at 8.6mm. That 0.1mm difference may matter if you already know your comfortable base curve range; if you do not, it is a reason to check with your eye care professional rather than guess.
• Water content: Retears Gray lists 48% water content. Kiralet Blue's water content is not listed in the catalog, so you cannot compare hydration on that number alone. Treat the missing figure as a limitation, not a hidden advantage.
• Material: Both are PC-Silicone. The shared material means the choice comes down to shade, fit dimensions, and the water-content difference you can actually verify.

Retears Gray: the more defined gray

• Retears Gray: Retears Gray: 3-month pack, 2 lenses per box, 14.2mm total diameter, 13.4mm graphic diameter, 8.7mm base curve, 48% water content, PC-Silicone material. The larger 13.4mm graphic diameter and listed 48% water content make this the more color-forward, more fully specified option of the two.

  

Kiralet Blue: the smaller, blend-first blue

• Kiralet Blue: Kiralet Blue: 3-month pack, 2 lenses per box, 14.2mm total diameter, 13.0mm graphic diameter, 8.6mm base curve, PC-Silicone material. The smaller 13.0mm graphic diameter points to a subtler color effect, and the catalog does not list water content, so hydration cannot be compared directly.

  

Choose by the result you want, not the shade name

Use these practical rules to narrow the choice before you commit to a 3-month supply.

• You want a clearly visible gray: Pick Retears Gray. Its 13.4mm graphic diameter gives more color coverage than Kiralet Blue's 13.0mm.
• You want blue to show against dark eyes: Kiralet Blue is described as going well with all kinds of eye colors and bringing its own tone forward. The smaller graphic diameter may keep the effect less blocky, but the catalog does not promise a specific result on dark eyes.
• You already know your base curve: Compare your usual comfortable base curve with 8.7mm for Retears Gray and 8.6mm for Kiralet Blue. A close match reduces the risk of discomfort.
• You want a listed water content: Only Retears Gray gives a figure (48%). If you need that number to compare with your current lenses, Kiralet Blue leaves you without it.

Common questions about these two 3-month lenses

Are Retears Gray and Kiralet Blue the same size?

Both have a 14.2mm total diameter, but their graphic diameters differ: 13.4mm for Retears Gray and 13.0mm for Kiralet Blue. The graphic diameter is the part that affects how much color you see.

Which is better for a first 3-month pack?

If you want a more visible change and a listed water content, Retears Gray is the easier starting point. If you prefer a subtler blue and accept that water content is not listed, Kiralet Blue is the alternative.

Do these lenses correct vision?

Both products offer a Power option, so you can order them with a prescription. The catalog does not state a power range, so check the available options on the product page before ordering.

Can I switch between them during the same 3 months?

Each box is a 3-month pack with two lenses. The catalog does not describe mixing shades within one replacement cycle, so plan to use one pair at a time and follow the replacement schedule for that pack.