Does Latisse work better than Revitalash? I still have a lot of Revitalash left, and I'm not sure if it's worth if for me to switch to Latisse...
Answer: Revitalash or Latisse My suggestion would be to use up your Revitalash (we used to sell it but no longer do) and then switch to Latisse. Latisse is the same price (actually $5 cheaper than we used to sell Revitalash for) and it works better because the active ingredient that is used in Latisse was removed from Revitalash in the recent past based on a lawsuit between the two companies that produce the products.
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Answer: Revitalash or Latisse My suggestion would be to use up your Revitalash (we used to sell it but no longer do) and then switch to Latisse. Latisse is the same price (actually $5 cheaper than we used to sell Revitalash for) and it works better because the active ingredient that is used in Latisse was removed from Revitalash in the recent past based on a lawsuit between the two companies that produce the products.
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Answer: Latisse vs. Revitalash There are many over-the-counter eyelash products available. Latisse is the only prescription strength one available and the most popular we carry in OC Dermatology. While some of the other products (called "lash conditioners") work well to grow lashes, nothing grows them as long as Latisse. If the other products did work as well, than they are illegally including prescription bimatoprost (or a similar prescription product) in the formula, which would make it a prescription product if not legitimately.
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Answer: Latisse vs. Revitalash There are many over-the-counter eyelash products available. Latisse is the only prescription strength one available and the most popular we carry in OC Dermatology. While some of the other products (called "lash conditioners") work well to grow lashes, nothing grows them as long as Latisse. If the other products did work as well, than they are illegally including prescription bimatoprost (or a similar prescription product) in the formula, which would make it a prescription product if not legitimately.
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October 6, 2014
Answer: Latisse vs Revitalash, Connecticut We have have carried both in our office, however, currently only sell Latisse. We have had a higher patient satisfaction with Latisse.
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October 6, 2014
Answer: Latisse vs Revitalash, Connecticut We have have carried both in our office, however, currently only sell Latisse. We have had a higher patient satisfaction with Latisse.
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December 5, 2014
Answer: Does Latisse Work Better Than Revitalash
Latisse is approved by the FDA and grow eyelashes longer, thicker , and darker. Revitalash grows eyelashes longer and thicker but not darker. The onset time for Latisse is different for each patient.
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December 5, 2014
Answer: Does Latisse Work Better Than Revitalash
Latisse is approved by the FDA and grow eyelashes longer, thicker , and darker. Revitalash grows eyelashes longer and thicker but not darker. The onset time for Latisse is different for each patient.
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November 17, 2009
Answer: Is Latisse better than Revitalash Both products work. Latisse has been studied and has passed FDA approval. There are controls in place in Latisse production because of the FDA regulation that ensures that the product you purchase is sterile and has the specified amount of active ingredient in it. I am not knocking Revitalash, I used it before Latisse was available, but it is not FDA approved and therefore not as carefully regulated. If your Revitalash is fresh, it is hard to suggest throwing it out, it is expensive. I would recommend switching to Latisse when you need more product
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November 17, 2009
Answer: Is Latisse better than Revitalash Both products work. Latisse has been studied and has passed FDA approval. There are controls in place in Latisse production because of the FDA regulation that ensures that the product you purchase is sterile and has the specified amount of active ingredient in it. I am not knocking Revitalash, I used it before Latisse was available, but it is not FDA approved and therefore not as carefully regulated. If your Revitalash is fresh, it is hard to suggest throwing it out, it is expensive. I would recommend switching to Latisse when you need more product
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