Bausch + Lomb ONE by ONE Free Recycling Program (Drop-Off)

Click here to learn how to start a public drop-off point.  

It’s quite simple to set up and manage a drop-off point, and you can recruit a group of friends to help!

Set Up: 

• Choose a location and receive permission if needed.

• Update a new or existing TerraCycle account profile with details about your drop-off location.

• Request to join the programs you would like to participate in.

• Once you’ve been approved for the programs you requested, set up your drop-off location. 

Manage: 

• Oversee the location (check it is being used properly, that waste is being shipped when collection boxes are filled). 

• When boxes are filled, seal them, download and affix the prepaid labels, and drop off the boxes at a UPS location.

• Continue to join programs of your choosing.

Promote: Spread awareness about your location (as you see fit) to encourage participation.

Allocate: As you accumulate TerraCycle recycling rewards, choose which charities will receive donations from your points.

There are no direct costs to you for running a public drop-off point. Many collectors spend nothing other than their time. You may choose to purchase specific boxes or bins for your drop-off location, but you can also just use extra boxes you have at home. 

This program is private and ONLY available to eye care professionals. Please reach out to your B+L representative for information on becoming a drop-off location. 

Any brand contact lenses and blister packs.

There is a locator map available on www.terracycle.com/bauschrecycles that allows you to search your area for participating eye care offices.

If you are an eye care professional, we encourage you to go to www.terracycle.com/bauschrecyclesinoffice to sign up for our recycling program. By signing up, you can download free shipping labels to send used contacts and blister packs for recycling. In addition, you will be listed as a drop off location for contact recycling – your office will be added to a locator map on www.terracycle.com/bauschrecycles which allows consumers to search their location to find an eye-care office that is collecting contacts and blister packs for recycling.

Optometry Giving Sight is a nonprofit working to prevent blindness and impaired vision for those who do not have access to eye exams and glasses/contacts. For more info, visit: http://www.givingsight.org