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latisse has an expiration date on the package. dont use after this date the product lasts anywhere from 2-4 months depending on frequency of use
Thank you for your question. The Latisse Bottle has an expiration date on it and should not be used after this date (whether the bottle has been opened or not). I do not believe that you need to put the bottle in the refrigerator. A bottle of Latisse should last 2-3 months.
All Latisse bottles have expiration dates on them, no matter if open or closed. It is not necessary to keep Latisse in the refrigerator, this will not extend the lifespan of the product. If used correctly a bottle of Latisse should last on average 2 to 2.5 months. Hope this helps. Dr. Grant Stevens
Latisse should have an expiration on the box as it is an FDA approved medication. It lasts a long time, but check the expiration date on the box to be sure. And, be careful not to store it under extreme conditions (like heat).
Latisse is good until at least the expiration date whether or not the bottle has been opened. Storing it in the refrigerator will not increase its shelf life so you might as well keep it in a handier place so you will remember to use it every day. Many medications are actually still quite effective long after their expiration date. The dates are usually there because of FDA requirements. If you're using a product after its expiration date and it seems to have less effect then it's time to replace it. Other risks, such as infection, would be very unlikely. Latisse can be purchased on line from any state in the US with free shipping by going to TheWebDermatologist.com or by following the link below and filling out a short medical history form.
Latisse does not need to be stored in the refrigerator. The product is good until the expiration date whether or not it has been opened. However you should be careful to take care of the product once it is opened. First of all you should leave the top on when it is not being used. Also don't touch the brush to touch the tip of the bottle. This helps to keep the solution sterile.
Timolol is a beta-blocker medication and thus is entirely different from Latisse (Bimetaprost). Latisse is a prescription-only solution and is the only FDA approved treatment for growing eyelashes. It has been scientifically proven to stimulate the growth of eyelashes which has not been...
Timolol is an entirely different class of medications with a different mechanism. Thus it will not provide the expected aesthetic benefit that Latisse provides.
Generally speaking, insurance does not cover treatments or drugs that are used for cosmetic purposes.