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"Blind" Spot After Using Latisse

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DiamoJun 5, 2010
I have very recently developed a "blind" spot right in the middle of my right eye. I have been using Latisse on and off for 2 months now. This recent (within the week) "blind" spot in the middle of my eye...right exactly on the letter I am trying to read.

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Dr. Joseph A. Eviatar, MD, FACS
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