I read that you have to have a prescription to get the Latisse eyelash growth stuff, but will a doctor give it to anybody? Can I just walk in and ask for the Latisse, or would I have to "qualify" somehow to be given a prescription (eyelashes less than a millimeter long) or something?
December 14, 2014
Answer: Latisse prescription You would have to see a doctor to obtain a prescription. The doctor will probably briefly discuss your medical history and give you a physical examination just to make sure that the product is suitable for you.
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December 14, 2014
Answer: Latisse prescription You would have to see a doctor to obtain a prescription. The doctor will probably briefly discuss your medical history and give you a physical examination just to make sure that the product is suitable for you.
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March 26, 2012
Answer: Latisse
Latisse is a prescription product so you must have a consultation with the Doctor or Nurse Practitioner. The consultation is free and quick but we do need to ask you qualifying questions and make sure that you know how to properly use the product.
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March 26, 2012
Answer: Latisse
Latisse is a prescription product so you must have a consultation with the Doctor or Nurse Practitioner. The consultation is free and quick but we do need to ask you qualifying questions and make sure that you know how to properly use the product.
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January 3, 2011
Answer: Latisse is a good way to get fuller longer lashes.
To purchase Latisse, you will have to have a consultation. The consultation for this is usually complimentary. During the consultation your health history is reviewed and the Dr. will make sure you are a good candidate for the product. Some offices have the product on hand while others may write you a prescription. Make sure you are notified of the risks of using Latisse. There is no restriction on the length of your lashes to be a good candidate.
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January 3, 2011
Answer: Latisse is a good way to get fuller longer lashes.
To purchase Latisse, you will have to have a consultation. The consultation for this is usually complimentary. During the consultation your health history is reviewed and the Dr. will make sure you are a good candidate for the product. Some offices have the product on hand while others may write you a prescription. Make sure you are notified of the risks of using Latisse. There is no restriction on the length of your lashes to be a good candidate.
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