Contact lens having an index of refraction approximating that of

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RE0292290

ABSTRACT:
A wettable contact lens of the type applied to the human eye to correct vision deficiencies, said lens formed of a transparent, dimensionally stable, solid material characterized by an index of refraction approximating that of the human tears.

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