Plastic Bank’s Partnership with CooperVision

COOPERVISION PARTNERS WITH PLASTIC BANK TO LAUNCH THE UNITED STATES’ FIRST PLASTIC NEUTRAL CONTACT LENS

As one of the world’s leading manufacturers of contact lenses, CooperVision is dedicated to developing quality lenses that bring better vision to the world2. CooperVision is committed to taking significant steps in its sustainability practices3. For every box of clariti® 1 day distributed in the United States, CooperVision will fund the collection, processing, and reuse of general plastic waste that is equal to the weight of the plastic contained in clariti® 1 day lenses and packaging.

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A dedication to the good of the planet

With the launch of clariti® 1 day, CooperVision is providing eye care practitioners and contact lens wearers a simple, environmentally sustainable option to make a positive impact on the environment. In the first three years of our U.S. partnership, CooperVision and Plastic Bank have prevented over 7,820,938 kilograms of plastic waste from entering the ocean – that’s equivalent to over 391,047,006 single-use plastic bottles.

Together with CooperVision, we are creating environmental, social and economic impact for our collector communities and the world.

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Simon Seshadri

Senior Vice President of Global Marketing, CooperVision

Melissa Kiewe

Vice President of Marketing, Americas, CooperVision.

David Katz

Founder of Plastic Bank

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Professional Membership

Fund global plastic collection with your business and access tools to communicate the environmental and social impact it’s making.

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Personal Membership

Empower collection communities to gather plastic materials and exchange it for money and access to social benefits.