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There is counterfeit latisse and you should be careful of potential side effects not associated with the original. Before using latisse, consult with 1-2 physicians in your area who have a good reputation. They should be able to write a prescription or sell you the real latisse.
Latisse counterfeits are prevelant to purchase latisse from allergan as a doctor it cost quite a bit of money as a rule i would say any latisse under 60 dollars isnt legit. whyskin.com sells latisse made by allergan for less than other places for about as cheap as you can buy latisse. you need to fill out a medical history prior to purchasing. 89.99 with free shipping
There is a counterfeit for everything! I see this to many times patients come to my office in tears after trying to save a few hundred dollars by going to see a "Specialist" from out of town that came for a short time to do treatments at a hotel room. You have to wonder who is this person? what is he injecting ? Is he going to be there to take care of the complications later down the line? Sometimes saving that few hundred dollars ends up costing you thousand's and uncorrected deformity! It is your body and you have only one that is irreplaceable! So i don't recommend buying anything that is not from approved pharmacy or a licensed medical doctor!
There is counterfeit EVERYTHING! Botox, Restylane, Lipitor, Viagra even H1N1 vaccines. She may have gotten EITHER counterfeit product (no active ingredient) or a knock off by a company illegally using the active ingredient in Latisse.
Latisse is applied to the upper eyelid margin which results in little or no product ever touching the eyeball itself. Even if a tiny amount did reach the eyeball, the effect would in fact be to lower the pressure of the eye, not increase it.
You definitely need to clean the eye before applying the latisse. This is also why Allergan has given multiple brushes, so that a clean brush is used with each application. Do not place the latisse directly into the eye. Latisse is actually a glaucoma medication. It is sold as Lumigan and this...
Contrary to some user reviews, eyelashes do not fall out in clumps or get thinner after stopping Latisse. They simply return to their normal fullness and length that was present before the medication was used. The same phenomenon occurs after stopping topical hair growth regimens on the scalp....
