CooperVision Launches MADE BETTER Promise Beginning with MyDay Contact Lenses*¹
efficient manufacturing, and offsetting a portion of plastic footprint
ROCHESTER, N.Y., April 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- CooperVision announced today the launch of its MADE BETTER
As part of the MADE BETTER™ Promise, CooperVision's MADE BETTER™ Innovation with MyDay
Key elements of CooperVision's MADE BETTER
- Use of ISCC PLUS-certified materials in the packaging of participating products, making CooperVision the first and only contact lens manufacturer to do so.
*†§♦1,3The plastic within MyDay®blisters is 100% ISCC PLUS-certified bio-attributed material sourced and allocated via the ISCC mass balance approach.¶3,4
- Manufacturing processes intentionally designed to reduce carbon footprint through next-generation technologies and improved resource efficiency.
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- Use of lower-carbon energy where possible across production operations.
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- Manufacturing sites that recycle more than 90% of waste, helping conserve natural resources.
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MADE BETTER
"CooperVision's sustainability progress begins with innovation—in materials, manufacturing, and the way we think about the full life cycle of our products.
CooperVision's MADE BETTER
*CooperVision's MADE BETTER Innovation program has introduced lower-carbon inputs with traceable sourcing - including ISCC PLUS-certified, lower-carbon plastic and lower-carbon aluminum - into the primary packaging of the MyDay
****Results compare 2024 with a 2021 baseline. Full life cycle assessment has been conducted in accordance with ISO 14067 and verified through independent critical review from a cradle-to-grave basis, which covers all product stages from raw material extraction to end-of-life. Details on methodology and verification are available at [coopervision.com/sustainability/methods].
References:
- CVI data on file, 2023-2025
- CVI data on file, 2024.
- CVI data on file, 2025.
- International Sustainability & Carbon Certification, 2025,
- CVI data on file, 2023.
- CVI data on file, 2021-2025.
- CVI data on file, 2024-2025.
- CVI data on file as of 03/2026.
- Plastic Bank, CVI data on file, 2025
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SOURCE CooperVision, Inc.
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