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Does Kaiser Permanente Offer Latisse?

fwoodsMay 7, 2009
I am currently a Kaiser Permanente patient. I as wondering if my doctor will be able to prescribe Latisse for me. Right now, I am currently paying $5 for generic and non-generic prescriptions. Would my cost for Latisse be different if it is available at Kaiser?

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Dr. Carmen Kavali, MD
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