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I have cataracts - I have been using latisse for the past 4 years, on/off. once or twice a week.

azitabananaJul 12, 2016
 I am only 53 years old . I have to do surgery now since it's pretty advanced ! could it be caused from latisse? if so, why is it not mentioned ?

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