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It is not recommended to use expired medication. Please contact your pharmacy on proper disposal of medication.
It is not recommended to use any expired product near the eyes. Most products after their recommend life span begin to breakdown and become unstable and in some cases can be harmful.
Hi, thanks for your question. No, best not to use the expired Latisse medication and get new Latisse medication from your provider. Please speak to your provider if you have any other questions or concerns.
To get the best results and avoid any possible adverse reaction from expired product, I recommend using a non-expired product. You should apply the Latisse once a day at the base of the upper eyelashes to grow thicker longer and darker lashes. See link below. Best, Dr. Emer
Hi that is a great question! I would not suggest using a product that is expired. You can find the expiration date on the bottom of the box.
Thank you for your question. I would not use an expired product. Latisse may not work as well once it is expired and could cause eye irritation
I would recommend obtaining a new prescription. Old ophthalmic medications can cause eye irritation.
Thank you for your question. No, you should never use a product or prescription past its expiration date. Please see a board-certified dermatologist to get a prescription that is within use date.
I will strongly advise against using an expired Latisse. The are around the eyes is extremely sensitive and you could cause more harm than good.Samer HamadaConsultant Ophthalmic SurgeonCornea, Refractive Surgery, Cataract, LASIK, and Dry Eye DiseaseEye Clinic London
Most medications have a shelf life. The product may not work as well and may irritate the skin. I would not recommend using expired Latisse.