The package insert, which will determine how the drug is marketed, is not up yet.

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Consumers who are unsure about UV blocking in lenses can ask the optometrist for the FDA-approved package insert.

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Some Class 2 lenses beat the standard: Avaira, for example, block at least 75% of UV-A radiation and 99% of UV-B radiation, according to the package insert.

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The package insert is available here.

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