Bimatoprost by Sandoz - Generic LatisseA‚A® 5ml Bottle, includes 140 applicators

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It's here, it's FDA-approved, and it's available for purchase with a prescription!

Until now, there has been no legal generic equivalent to Latisse­® eyelash growth serum available in the U.S. Now, MintRx is proud to offer the first FDA-approved generic bimatoprost for treating sparse or thinning lashes. Manufactured by Sandoz, the highly-respected generics branch of Novartis, it is produced in the United States and sold under the same regulations that govern the sale of Latisse®. When you order Sandoz bimatoprost with a prescription from MintRx, you can rest assured that you are getting the same effective, high-quality treatment for your lashes and receiving it safely and legally.

Long, full lashes contribute to the overall well-being of your eyes. They can become thin or fragile (a condition known as hypotrichosis) for many reasons*- aging, illness, rubbing or pulling, or treatments such as chemotherapy. Sleeping in makeup or pulling false lashes off can also pull out or damage your eyelashes. In some cases, you may simply have been born with sparse or short lashes. No matter the reason, bimatoprost 0.*3% has been clinically proven to support increased growth, fullness, and darkness of eyelashes when used consistently. Ask your physician if bimatoprost 0.*3% is right for you.

A 3mL bottle of bimatoprost is enough for approximately 5 weeks of nightly treatments, or about *5 doses. To achieve your fullest, longest, darkest possible lashes, you will need to apply bimatoprost to the lash line of each upper eyelid once per night, every night, for about *6 weeks. After that, you will enter the maintenance phase and will need to apply it only every **3 days. If you stop using it, eventually your lashes will return to their previous length and thickness.

Safety Information: Bimatoprost ophthalmic solution 0.*3% has not been tested on pregnant or nursing women, and therefore is not recommended for use during that time. Tell your doctor if you have glaucoma or other eye pressure conditions, have had recent eye surgery, or are planning to have eye surgery. Remove contact lenses and makeup prior to use. Apply only to the base of the upper lashes; do not use on lower eyelid, in the eye, or anywhere outside the treatment area. Possible side effects include a slight darkening of the skin, redness, itching, and irritation. Patients who have used bimatoprost in the eye have on rare occasions experienced a slight but likely permanent darkening of brown areas of the iris. Lashes will return to original length and fullness if use is discontinued.