Latisse price quote, too expensive?

Why would my dermatologist mark the price of Latisse up to $150.00 if everyone is charging $120.00? That makes me sort of angry. What could be the reason for the increase?

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3 answers to “Latisse price quote, too expensive?”

A: Price for Latisse

Arnold R. Oppenheim, MD

You will see different prices on the market for Latisse depending on where you purchase it.  I have seen it as high as $150 and a s low as $99.00.  We sell ours for $100 so we can give patients the opportunity to try the product without feeling over- whelemed by the price.  So far I... more

A: Latisse pricing - too high?

Steven H. Williams, MD

Thanks for your question - A physician may charge any price they want for Latisse.  Maybe your dermatologist is providing additional services with the treatment.  Maybe they're just pricey.  It is hard to know. Here are some facts though: Latisse is made available from Allergan for about $75. ... more

A: Not sure, but shop around. You can likely get it at the pharmacy for 120.

Don Mehrabi, MD

Thanks for your question. I am not sure for the reasoning on the price, but each physician may charge differently based on different factors. As Latisse is a prescription item, you can simply ask your physician for your prescription and either get the Latisse from another office, or even easier, just take it... more

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