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CooperVision Expands Plastic Neutrality Initiative to Include Biofinity® and MiSight® 1 day in Canada

To further amplify the impact of its partnership with Plastic Bank®, CooperVision announces the expansion of the trailblazing net plastic neutrality initiative to include its Biofinity® family and MiSight® 1 day contact lenses in Canada, making its most popular contact lens brands net plastic neutral. The company has also reached a significant milestone for the initiative: globally, the effort has prevented the equivalent of more than 100 million plastic bottles from entering the oceans.

In 2021, CooperVision pioneered the world’s first net plastic neutral contact lens with clariti® 1 day in the U.S., and has continued to expand the scope of the global initiative. It funds Plastic Bank’s collection, processing and reuse of general ocean-bound plastic waste that is equal to the weight of the plastic contained in designated products in 27 countries throughout the Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. In Canada, this includes the clariti® 1 day, MyDay®, MiSight® 1 day, and Biofinity® brands.

“Over the past two years, thousands of eye care professionals and their patients have already contributed to this cause, simply by prescribing and wearing CooperVision 1-day contact lenses. Now, with the inclusion of Biofinity® and MiSight® 1 day, we are poised to make an even bigger difference,” said Michele Andrews, OD, Vice President, Professional & Government Affairs, Americas, CooperVision.

“We couldn’t be more thankful to everyone who has helped this program become an absolute success— the eye care professionals and wearers across the planet who share CooperVision’s sustainability commitment. Each plastic neutral contact lens that is prescribed and worn makes a difference,” said Aldo Zucaro, Senior Director, Corporate Responsibility, CooperCompanies.

Beyond the positive impact on the environment, CooperVision’s plastic neutrality initiative benefits collection community members in more than 350 coastal communities who receive payments through Plastic Bank for necessities such as groceries, cooking fuel, school tuition, and health insurance.

As a leading manufacturer of contact lenses, CooperVision is dedicated to reducing its environmental footprint, and its efforts extend beyond net plastic neutrality. The company has a strong track record of sustainable manufacturing and operations focused on areas in which it can make the greatest impact. CooperVision has developed best-in-class manufacturing processes resulting in award-winning conservation efforts in Puerto Rico and prestigious sustainability certifications in Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, Spain, the U.K., and the U.S.

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