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MrsD, you are a wealth of information! I did not know that Allergan was the maker of Botox. Allergan also makes a number of products for eye care from solutions for contact lens wearers to use to eye medications. I don't wear contacts any more but I certainly hope they keep these two departments separate from the Botox! Joan
Yes, the company is divided into separate divisions. There is Botox Cosmetic, Botox Neurosciences, Eye Care, Urology, etc.
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