LactMed has info on the generic of Latisse -- Bimatoprost, and it's
referring to its use as eye drops vs topical.

My sympathy on the eyelash-curling incident.

K


Date:    Tue, 13 Apr 2010 22:12:01 -0400
> From:    "mumma2wldthings @mac.com" <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: latisse and breastfeeding
>
> hello esteemed friends!
>
> i have a mother asking me about taking Latisse while breastfeeding her
> 18 month old toddler. my understanding is that it is a topical serum
> or fluid to stimulate eyelash growth. her dermatologist has told her
> she absolutely can't take it while breastfeeding. just wondering if
> there is any hard data on this or if it's most likely just the usual
> 'hasn't been tested on pregnant/bfing women' mindset. thanks and
> apologies if this has already been covered, i'm not finding it in the
> archives.
> jacqui gruttadauria, bsw - near detroit, michigan,
> who has always been resigned to a life of short, stubby lashes while
> my children all have long lush ones you could paint a house with and
> wishes this product had been out a few yrs ago after a horrible
> eyelash curling incident!
>
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>



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Karen Gromada
www.karengromada.com/

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