The Bausch & Lomb Competition offers a fantastic opportunity for eligible residents of Australia and New Zealand to secure a rewarding prize. To participate, individuals aged 18 and over must purchase eligible products from participating pharmacies during the promotional period. This initiative celebrates quality eye care by giving back to its loyal customers through a generous prize pool valued at $5,600.
Luck could be on the side of the participants, as the competition features daily draws. Each lucky winner will receive a $100 Gift Card in the form of a Visa Digital Gift Card, issued by iGoDirect Group Pty Ltd. These digital rewards provide flexibility and convenience, allowing winners to spend their prize across a wide variety of retailers 💳.
By simply following the entry requirements and purchasing the specified products, participants enter for a chance to be one of the many daily winners. The Bausch & Lomb Competition ensures a fair and exciting process for all eligible entrants across both regions. It is a wonderful way to combine the purchase of essential eye care products with the thrill of a daily draw. Those interested in testing their luck should ensure they visit participating pharmacies and keep their proof of purchase ready to enter this exciting promotion.
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Submission Status
Open
Submission Type
Web Submission
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can enter this contest?
This contest is listed for eligible residents of Australia. Minimum age: 18. Review the official rules before entering to confirm all eligibility requirements.
How often can I enter?
The entry limit is Single. You can enter this contest once.
When does this contest end?
This contest is scheduled to close on October 14, 2026 at 11:59 pm UTC+11:00. Enter early when possible.
Where can I find the official contest rules?
Use the Official Rules link on this page for the authoritative eligibility requirements, entry limits, deadline, prize details, and winner-selection terms.