Eyes and ears Sample Clauses

Eyes and ears. The insured person is not covered for routine eyesight or hearing tests or the cost of eyeglasses, contact lenses, hearing aids or cochlear implants. The insurer will not pay for eye surgery to correct vision, however eye surgery to correct an eligible medical condition under the insurance liability is covered.
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Eyes and ears. A pair of safety goggles and hood will be provided to protect your eyes and ears, which must be worn at all times in the wood. The only place that they do not have to be worn is in the safe compound (this area will be shown to you, if you are in doubt please ask a marshal for clarification after the safety talk). If you do not follow the safety regulations in the ‘safety’, ‘gun’ and ‘field’ talks you have a high risk of serious injury to eyes and ears. For your own safety we reserve the right to stop the game you are playing and ask you to leave the site, for persistently breaking the safety rules. If this course of action has to happen, there will be no refunds or credit notes issued. PLEASE COMPLETE IN BLOCK CAPITALS SURNAME: FIRST NAME:
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