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Contact Lenses According to Philippine Law, or why is it ILLEGAL to sell contact lenses ONLINE: RA No. 8050 and RA No. 9711

What your online seller and you should know:

1. Under the law, contact lenses are medical devices/prescription products, which may only be prescribed, dispensed, sold by licensed eye care practitioners;
2. The sale or dispensing of contact lenses (a medical device) by unauthorized persons is prohibited by the Revised Optometry Law or RA No. 8050 and the Food and Drug Administration Law (FDA) or RA No. 9711;
3. Sale of medical devices without the corresponding license to operate (LTO) is prohibited by the FDA Law or RA No. 9711;
4. Sale of non-registered medical devices (FDA) such as contact lenses is a violation of the FDA Law;
5. Price advertisement of eyeglasses or contact lenses in any media outlet (print tarps, billboards, broadcast, radio, internet (websites, social networks) is prohibited by law.
6. Persons or entities who aid or abet such illegal acts abovementioned by supplying unauthorized channels whether directly or indirectly shall also be penalized with one (1) to eight ( years imprisonment and/or fine;
7. If the violator is an optometrist or ophthalmologists, in addition to criminal charges, an administrative case may be filed against the offender and his/her PRC license may be suspended or permanently revoked.

The integrated national organization of optometrists accredited by the Professional Regulation Commission, is mandated to take appropriate actions in order to protect the interest of the public and preserve the dignity of the eye profession.

By Philippines Star
Sunday, November 20, 2011

MANILA, Philippines – The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) warned the public yesterday to beware of fake eye doctors who have set up practice in various parts of the country, particularly in the provinces.

“There are so many optical shops like in the malls, but only very few of them have licensed optometrists,” PRC board of optometry member Dr. Vivian Sarabia said in an interview.

She reminded the public to be careful when using contact lenses and eyeglasses, which are medical devices that need to be prescribed by eye specialists.

She said improper use of contact lenses could lead to infections and disorders that could cause blindness. “They have to consult a licensed optometrist because not all eyes are fit to use contact lenses,” Sarabia said.

As for reading glasses sold in stores, Sarabia said they should be used only in emergencies and disposed of afterwards. “If one is using incorrect grade of reading glasses it could eventually lead to cataract or glaucoma,” she said.

Sarabia admitted that the country is experiencing a shortage of optometrists since the government opted to add two more years to the previous four-year optometry course, but said the PRC is trying to encourage more high school graduates to take up optometry.

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