Recycle your unused, unexpired and unopened contact lenses by donating them to places like Goodwill or the non-profit organization DonateContacts. While many of Goodwill facilities accept unused contact lenses and used glasses, be sure to call the location nearest to you to double-check.
Goodwill will take unused, unopened and non-expired contact lenses. If you've recently had a successful LASIK surgery or your prescription has changed, this could be a great option for you. If you have a Goodwill in your area, you can simply visit their location and inquire about donation standards.Apr 22, 2020
If you are still unsatisfied, and want to return your contact lenses, print and fill out a claim form. Mail the form, receipts and opened ACUVUE® boxes to the address on the claim form; return unopened boxes to your doctor. in the mail.
As with lenses in general, it's important to remember not to throw expired contacts in the sink or the toilet, as they can have a big impact on the environment. The best way to dispose of them is to put them in the bin. You can also recycle expired contact lenses by sending them to us.
Currently there are several charitable organizations that accept donations of unused contacts. These include (but are not limited to) New Eyes for the Needy (neweyesfortheneedy.org), MADRE (madre.org), Goodwill (goodwill.org), and the Lions Club (lionsclub.org).Dec 12, 2019
Contact lens wearers are advised to dispose of their contact lenses in solid waste bins, and avoid throwing them into the sink or the toilet. Those who are extremely eco-conscious may even want to switch to monthly or two weekly lenses to reduce their waste.Aug 24, 2018
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Federal Trade Commission (FTC) have repeatedly confirmed that it is illegal to sell contact lenses – including cosmetic lenses – without requiring a prescription.Apr 4, 2019
Walmart Contacts Return Policy All lenses carry a 30-day money back guarantee for unopened or defective lenses. Items may be returned within 30 days of purchase provided they are unopened, undamaged and in original condition.
We'll take back any contacts you haven't worn. Opened boxes, single lenses, and even a lens from 2005.
The packaging your contact lenses come in is made from a number of materials, most of which can be recycled. There will be a slight variation between brands, so it's always best to check both the packaging and with your local authority.
The short answer is, no. Disposable contact lenses are not compostable, and unfortunately, they're also not recyclable through the normal channels.Sep 10, 2019
Contact lens recycling in the UK Put your contact lens waste in a box (lenses, cases, blister packs, foils/wrappings). You can use your Vision Direct box. Please try to avoid sending back cardboard contact lens boxes or solution bottles as these are already widely recycled in household waste.