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Lens companies refute Daily Mail accusations

Leading contact lens companies have refuted claims made in the Daily Mail that they con patients by charging higher prices for long-life lenses that are near identical to one-day alternatives.

Leading contact lens companies have refuted claims made in the Daily Mail that they con patients by charging higher prices for long-life lenses that are near identical to one-day alternatives.

The report in the Daily Mail this week (July 26) said that patients could save £250m a year by switching to daily disposables and reusing them.

It also referred to legal action taken against Johnson & Johnson and Bausch & Lomb in the US, settled with 'multi-million dollar payments to disgruntled customers'.

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