Because Latisse is relatively new to be used as an eyelash growth enhancer, I think it would be advisable to see a doctor in person and have regular follow-ups. The rules in England may be different than in the US, but I tend to take a safety approach and avoid internet dealings. In the US, Latisse is a... more
Can I get Latisse online?
I live in London, would I be able to have a consult via e-mail and then i could maybe send and make payment over the internet? I have really lost my self confidence as most of my eye lashes were ripped out and havn't really grown back.
2 answers to “Can I get Latisse online?”
A: Latisse is available by prescription
Latisse is a prescription product containing bimatoprost. It is regulated by the FDA as a prescription product and is available only with a physician's prescription. The labelling restricts the sale of Latisse only to patients with a prescription.
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14 May 2009
I live in UK and get Lumigan (same as Latisse - read around this forum and elsewhere on internet) without prescription from Alldaychemist (online). It's less than £10 a 3ml bottle. Shipping is high at around £16 regardless of order size, so it pays to order more (cheap) stuff. This is only if you are happy to go it without dr supervision and prescription, obviously!
8 Jun 2009
I'm curious because AllDayChemist states that the ingredients in Lumigan are Bimatoprost Opthalmic Solution 0.03% however the correct spelling for opthalmic is actualy Ophthalmic. Do you think that there is a difference? Or is it just a typo? Have you been using the product? Does it work? Thanks!