CR Labs’ EcoLens range, featuring Eco6 and Eco7, is designed for sustainability without compromising performance.

Manufactured in Australia using biomass-derived materials, these lenses help reduce carbon gas emissions by 14% compared to conventional lenses.

The production process is powered by renewable energy and lenses are packaged using fully recyclable materials, offering a responsible and high-quality solution for environmentally conscious practices.

Visit: crlabs.au

Bausch and Lomb remains committed to innovation and responsible manufacturing in the eye care sector. Its contact lens technologies, such as Advanced MoistureSeal1 in Ultra One Day and HyperGel in Biotrue OneDay, deliver superior comfort and performance.1-4

Globally, Bausch and Lomb supports a broader sustainability strategy, which includes reducing energy usage, minimising water consumption, and improving waste management across manufacturing sites. Packaging improvements and supply chain efficiencies also contribute to reducing environmental impact.

As it continues to innovate, Bausch and Lomb remains focussed on balancing high-quality patient outcomes with responsible environmental stewardship in every stage of product development and delivery.5

Contact: Bausch and Lomb (AUS) 1800 251 150

References
1. Data on file. Sponsored by Bausch and Lomb. Rah, M. Ocular Surface Homeostasis and Contact Lens Design. 2021.
2. ACLM online: aclm.org.uk/online-access. 2024.
3. Data on file. Sponsored by Bausch and Lomb. Study #700: A study to evaluate the product performance of a daily-disposable soft contact lens. Final study report. Dec 2012.
4. Data on file. Sponsored by Bausch and Lomb. 16 hours clinical evaluation of Kalifilcon A compared to other Si-Hy daily lens dehydration report. 17 Jan 2020.
5. Clear Purpose. 2024 Sustainability Impact Report. Available at: bausch.com/siteassets/pdf/bauschand lomb-sustainability-impact-report-2024.pdf [accessed July 2025].