Lashona (Bimatoprost)

What is Lashona (Bimatoprost)?

Lashona is a brand of Bimatoprost eye drops. Bimatoprost is a prostaglandin analogue used to lower raised pressure inside the eye. It is prescribed for ocular hypertension and open-angle glaucoma, conditions that can damage the optic nerve if the eye pressure stays high.

Uses of Lashona Bimatoprost eye drops

Lashona is used to reduce intraocular pressure (IOP) in adults with glaucoma or ocular hypertension. It is applied to the eye as directed by your eye doctor or pharmacist, and regular eye check-ups are important while you are on treatment.

How does Bimatoprost work?

Bimatoprost increases the drainage of the clear fluid (aqueous humour) from inside the eye. Better drainage lowers the pressure in the eye, which helps protect your vision.

Possible side effects

Common effects include redness of the eye, itching, dryness or irritation, and growth or darkening of the eyelashes. Long-term use can darken the colour of the iris or the skin around the eyelid. Seek medical advice if you have eye pain, swelling, vision changes or signs of an allergic reaction.

Warnings and precautions

Do not let the tip of the bottle touch your eye or any surface, to avoid infection. Remove contact lenses before use and wait before putting them back in. Tell your doctor about any eye infection or surgery, other eye medicines, pregnancy or breastfeeding. If you use more than one eye medicine, leave a gap between them as advised by your doctor or pharmacist.

Buy Lashona Bimatoprost online at Pills Palace

You can order Lashona (Bimatoprost) from Pills Palace with a valid prescription. We offer secure payment, discreet packaging and worldwide shipping, with free shipping on orders above $199. You may also like Careprost Plus Eye Drops and Betagan Eye Drops (Levobunolol).

FAQs

What is Lashona used for?
Lashona (Bimatoprost) eye drops are used to lower eye pressure in ocular hypertension and open-angle glaucoma.

Can I wear contact lenses with Bimatoprost eye drops?
Remove lenses before using the drops and put them back only after the time advised by your doctor or pharmacist.

Can Bimatoprost change eye colour?
Yes, with long-term use it can darken the iris or the skin around the eye in some people. Ask your eye doctor if you have concerns.

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