My doctor never told me that I should remove my contacts when applying latisse. Both my ophthalmologist and dermatologist did not mention this. Does this mean that the Latisse was being absorbed into the contact rather than into my eyelashes? Have I been religiously putting Latisse in for no reason whatsoever?
June 30, 2014
Answer: Latisse and contact lenses That I will trials are performed with Latisse were executed in the absence of contact lenses. The labeling for this product therefore indicates that contact lenses should not be worn when the pieces applied. From a practical standpoint, it is best to avoid getting Latisse into the eye for multiple reasons. If you wear contact lenses, in my opinion it is okay to use Latisse with your lenses in but I would take care to avoid getting a product and your eyes.
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June 30, 2014
Answer: Latisse and contact lenses That I will trials are performed with Latisse were executed in the absence of contact lenses. The labeling for this product therefore indicates that contact lenses should not be worn when the pieces applied. From a practical standpoint, it is best to avoid getting Latisse into the eye for multiple reasons. If you wear contact lenses, in my opinion it is okay to use Latisse with your lenses in but I would take care to avoid getting a product and your eyes.
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Answer: Latisse and contacts Wearing contacts while applying latisse correctly is fine. As long as you are applying it as directed (along the upper lid lash line at bed time), you will get the desired result.
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Answer: Latisse and contacts Wearing contacts while applying latisse correctly is fine. As long as you are applying it as directed (along the upper lid lash line at bed time), you will get the desired result.
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