Audio Units Izotope Iris Problem

Hi.
I have Logic Pro 9.1.7 (32-bit) running on a mid 2010 MacBook Pro. I recently bought Izotope's Iris and the problem is that it is listed as a validated Audio Unit in Logic, but I can't click on Inserts > Audio Units and Iris - Iris doesn't appear in this list!
I've looked through the forums etc and can find similar problems, but no solutions. I've tried changing Logic AND Iris to run in 32-bit mode; I've tried re-scanning the plugins and even deleting the "com.apple.audiounits.cache" file to get it to scan the plugins again - still no luck.
This is frustrating, because it recognises and validates Iris, but it just won't come up as an Audio Unit instrument / audio plugin in Logic!
Any help with this greatly appreciated
Z

Please ignore my ramblings.
This does work in the I/O option for Audio Instruments, though it's worth noting for new users like me that this is for an Instrument track, not an Audio track. Re-scanning for the AU Units helped I think.

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