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i got lumigan with 0.1 ml. Does that mean it's less in drops or less bematoprost? (Photo)

If the bimatobrost in 0.1 ml is less than 0.3 well I have the same results? On my lashes?

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Dr. Jeff Donovan, MD, PhD
Dr. Jeff Donovan, MD, PhD
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Answered on Nov 14, 2015
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Dr. Matthew Elias, DO, FAAD
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