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Allergan Q3 2009 Earnings Call Transcript  -  ‎Oct 29, 2009‎
LUMIGAN in Japan which launched on October, LUMIGAN 0.1% in Europe indicated for First-Line Treatment to Glaucoma has been recommended for approval by the ... Seeking Alpha (blog)

Lumigan X EU Committee Recomendation  -  ‎Oct 28, 2009‎
This new version will be marketed as Lumigan-X after approval. Lumigan X offers Allergan a new formulation to compete against generic versions of its ... Gerson Lehrman Group

European authorities recommend granting Lumigan marketing approval in Europe  -  ‎Oct 23, 2009‎
..."We are pleased with the decision reached by the committee today to recommend Lumigan 0.01% for marketing authorization in Europe, which is an important ... OSN SuperSite

Lashing out at Latisse®  -  ‎Nov 3, 2009‎
Bimatoprost (Lumigan®) and latanoprost (Xalatan®) are members of the prostamide class of drugs that can manage some forms of glaucoma by reducing ... ScienceBlogs (blog)

CHMP issues latest recommendations, OK for Movetis' Resolor  -  ‎Oct 26, 2009‎
It has also backed Ratiopharm's version of Pfizer's erectile dysfunction blockbuster Viagra (sildenafil) and a new formulation of Allergan's Lumigan ... Pharma Times

MARIJUANA AS MEDICINE: Legal process requires paperwork ...  -  30 Aug 2009
Wellish said laser treatment and the eyedrops Xalatan, Lumigan and Travatan are much more effective for glaucoma. "For marijuana to work, the patient would Las Vegas Review - Journal

Longer Eyelash Drug Treatment Warning  -  ‎Aug 25, 2009‎
It was originally sold as Lumigan, which is a glaucoma drug. But during drug trials, researchers found that the drug actually caused eyelashes to grow TriCities.com

FDA approved Latisse, But Will You?  -  ‎Aug 10, 2009‎
...(The drug, made by the manufacturer of Botox, contains the active ingredient of the glaucoma drug Lumigan, which was found to cause thicker eyelashes during Baltimore Sun

Is Allergan's Latisse Also a Cure for Baldness?  -  ‎Aug 11, 2009‎
Allergan believes it may have a cure for baldness in the form of Latisse/Lumigan, its glaucoma BNET

The Ethics of Vanity Drugs: Cures and Cosmetics Can Work Together  -  ‎Aug 21, 2009‎
Originally, the biopharmaceutical company got FDA approval for Lumigan, a drug to treat glaucoma, one of the leading causes of blindness. BioWorld Online

HealthWise: Greater lashes  -  ‎Aug 7, 2009‎
The story behind Latisse began 13 years ago when doctors noticed that glaucoma patients using the drug Lumigan experienced phenomenal eyelash growth, Omaha World-Herald

Glaucoma drug thickens eyelashes  -  ‎Aug 4, 2009‎
..."Latisse was originally sold as Lumigan, which is a glaucoma drug. But during drug trials, they found that the drug actually caused eyelashes to grow abc7.com

Allergan Exploring Hair Growth Use for Drug  -  ‎Aug 17, 2009‎
Bimatoprost is the active ingredient in Allergan's Lumigan, a drug for treating glaucoma, and Latisse, its new drug for growing eyelashes. Orange County Business Journal

Eye Color, Corrections  -  ‎Aug 12, 2009‎
Latisse was originally Lumigan, a glaucoma med. But when Lumigan's makers noticed that their glaucoma patients were all walking around with sexy, San Diego Reader

Sanofi-Aventis could increase ophthalmology footprint with ...  -  ‎Aug 6, 2009‎
Allergan has two glaucoma products - Lumigan X, near approval, and a second generation prostaglandin moving through Phase II - while its Ozurdex is expected Financial Times

UK's first eyelash transplant using hair from the head  -  ‎Aug 10, 2009‎
Lumigan, sometimes also known as Bimatoprost, is a drug which is... Banishing Grey Hairs Without Hair Dye? New research could see grey hair being banished CosmeticSurgeryBible.com

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Fans of prescription thickener Latisse say it works so well, they ...  -  ‎Jul 11, 2009‎
The active ingredient in Latisse is Bimatoprost, a prostaglandin used in the glaucoma drug Lumigan. When doctors saw little old ladies and others taking Memphis Commercial Appeal

Study: Company sponsorship of glaucoma drug trials did not affect ...  -  ‎Jul 10, 2009‎
Dr. Buys and colleagues examined 473 prostaglandin studies of Xalatan (latanoprost 0.005%, Pfizer), Lumigan (bimatoprost 0.03%, Allergan) and Travatan OSN SuperSite

Eyelash Growth Drugs Are They All The Same  -  ‎Jun 25, 2009‎
...by Bambilashes.com Bimatoprost (FDA approved drug under the trade name Lumigan) was approved by the US Food and Drug Administration in December 2008, OfficialWire

Grow own your lashes  -  ‎Jul 9, 2009‎
Latisse was created after ophthalmologists noticed that patients using the glaucoma drug Lumigan began growing lashes. Some were so long that they needed to Examiner.com

Local optometrists focus on high-tech advances, customer service  -  ‎Jul 8, 2009‎
We have been using bimatoprost by its other trade name, Lumigan, for years to lower the intraocular pressure in patients with glaucoma. Prattville Progress

Latisse Available In Generic Form  -  ‎Jun 27, 2009‎
The eyelash growth drug taking the world by storm is LUMIGAN® (bimatoprost ophthalmic solution) 0.03% now known as Latisse. Ever since Brooke Shields got on OfficialWire

Eyelash-enhancing drug is a hit for women looking to give their ...  -  ‎Jun 27, 2009‎
Latisse is derived from Lumigan, an Allergan medication used for years to treat glaucoma. Patients on Lumigan noticed a curious side effect: They grew The Times-Picayune - NOLA.com

New prescription enhances eyelash length, thickness  -  ‎Jun 26, 2009‎
Newly approved by the Food and Drug Administration, the solution is a lower-dose version of Lumigan, a drug that has been used to treat glaucoma since 2001. Sioux City Journal

Ask Dr. Gott: Is eyelid twitching caused by meds?  -  ‎Jun 24, 2009‎
My eye pressure has been controlled with Lumigan, with the only side effect being the skin around my eyes turning pink. But why the twitching? Monterey County Herald

Can You Turn Your Blue Eyes Brown?  -  ‎Apr 4, 2009‎
Latisse comes from the glaucoma drug Lumigan, made by Allergan of Irvine, California.(latisse.com) Doctors noticed patients who used Lumigan eye drops to Huffington Post

Latisse May Cause Hair To Grow Anywhere  -  ‎Apr 6, 2009‎
Dr. Pope was using Latisse's stronger sister drug, Lumigan, to regrow her own lashes long before Latisse came out. Lumigan is meant strictly for the RealSelf.com

Allergan Is Up Since Reports Hinting At Bid  -  ‎Apr 2, 2009‎
Latisse is the result of a serendipitous discovery: Its glaucoma drug Lumigan has the side effect of making patients' eyelashes longer. istockAnalyst.com (press release)

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New treatment to grow eyelashes  -  18 Mar 2009
The new product is the cosmetic version of a glaucoma drug called Lumigan that turned out to have unexpected side effects. Dr. Tanzi says, "It's able to WKYC-TV

Grow 'em, thick and long  -  ‎Mar 16, 2009‎
Users have even put drops of Lumigan on their hairlines. Flirtier lashes may come with potential side effects, however. The drug has been known to Toronto Star

Eyelash drug triggers 7 eye-related questions  -  ‎Mar 10, 2009‎
It contains the same active ingredients as the glaucoma drug Lumigan and was developed after patients taking Lumigan reported eyelash growth as a side Chicago Tribune

• Don Hall honored by officials, friends  -  ‎Mar 14, 2009‎
The active ingredient in Latisse was first used by the pharmaceuticals company Allergan in the drug Lumigan to releve the pressure that builds up around the Daily Pilot

Marcial: Allergan: A Lift from More Than Botox?  -  ‎Feb 24, 2009‎
Two things could soon make Allergan's stock move higher: a new application of Botox to treat chronic daily headaches and a new product called Lumigan, BusinessWeek

Ask the Pharmacist: Treatment options for glaucoma  -  ‎Mar 4, 2009‎
This is why Xalatan, Lumigan and Travatan are so popular. They relax muscles in your eyes so fluid can naturally drain, taking off the pressure. Sun-Sentinel.com

side effect creates thick eyelashes, market for Latisse  -  ‎Feb 22, 2009‎
The latest development involves Lumigan, a drug Allergan produced to treat glaucoma. The disease can lead to blindness if left untreated. USA Today

Prescription for longer lashes  -  ‎Mar 1, 2009‎
Manufactured by Allergan -- the makers of Botox -- Latisse is derived from the active ingredient in Lumigan, a drug used to reduce glaucoma-related ocular Dailyrecord.com

Want Longer Eyelashes? This Drug Can Help  -  ‎Feb 20, 2009‎
Latisse is a variation of Lumigan, Allergen's eye drops for glaucoma. Eyelash growth is a known side effect for patients using Lumigan. Tampa Tribune

Getting a Prescription for Long Lashes  -  ‎Mar 3, 2009‎
Lumigan was originally produced to treat glaucoma. But after patients noticed it also grew their lashes, Allergan got the Food and Drug Administration to NBC Dallas-Fort Worth

Glaucoma Drug Might Grow Lashes, Or Turn Your Blue Eyes Brown  -  ‎Mar 6, 2009‎
By Meg Marco , 11:15 AM on Fri Mar 6 2009, 6577 views Latisse, a new drug that promises longer, fuller lashes, started out as Lumigan, a glaucoma drug. The Consumerist

Drug Promises Longer, Thicker Eyelashes  -  ‎Feb 27, 2009‎
It's based on a drug called Lumigan that was developed to treat glaucoma. While using the drug for their glaucoma, patients noticed they were also growing WDIV

Wrinkle Free Friday: New product may make mascara a thing of the past  -  ‎Mar 13, 2009‎
Its active ingredient is the same as in the eye drop medication called Lumigan, used for several years now on patients with glaucoma. WWL

Schaeffer's Daily Contrarian  -  ‎Feb 27, 2009‎
The pharmaceutical firm recently received approval from the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) to market Latisse, a version of its glaucoma drug Lumigan, Schaeffers Research

Ù?ÙŠ أمريكا .. دواء يطيل رموش العين  -  ‎Mar 16, 2009‎
ويحتوي هذا العلاج Ù?ÙŠ تركيبه على مادة LumiganØŒ وهو العنصر الدوائي الÙ?عال المستخدم Ù?ÙŠ علاج الجلوكوما أو المياه الزرقاء، والذي تنتجه الشركة Ù†Ù?سها أيضاً ØŒ حسب محيط

Allergan Q4 2008 Earnings Call Transcript  -  04 Feb 2009
We're also looking forward to the approval of LUMIGAN X, which is been delayed for administrative reasons of the FDA to give a new boost to LUMIGAN Seeking Alpha,

Drug Claims To Help Grow Long, Luscious Lashes  -  Feb 3, 2009
The glaucoma medicine, Lumigan, is being renamed and repackaged as Latisse, to specifically grow eyelashes. To get FDA approval, Latisse had to be WBZ,

Lashes Poppin'  -  Feb 1, 2009
Hitti reports that eyelash growth was discovered as a side effect of Lumigan, a drug used for glaucoma patients. Danielle Spak, Aesthetican Manager at Lotus UWEC Spectator,

Allergan to launch Latisse campaign  -  Jan 14, 2009
Bimatoprost ophthalmic solution is also marketed as Lumigan, Allergan's glaucoma eye drops. FDA approved Lumigan in 2001, and Latisse is the result of a Medical Marketing and Media,

Health: Medication To Grow Eyelashes  -  Jan 12, 2009
The glaucoma medicine, Lumigan, is being renamed and repackaged as Latisse, to specifically grow eyelashes. Lumigan and Latisse are the same medication. CBS 3,

Med grows longer lashes  -  Jan 20, 2009
...drug should discuss the specifics of their medical history (particularly if they are already taking the glaucoma drug Lumigan) with their doctor. MiamiHerald.com,

The Motley Fool  -  Jan 23, 2009
Latisse was originally designed to treat glaucoma and is sold under the brand name Lumigan, but the longer eyelashes were discovered as a side effect. Houston Chronicle,

People's Pharmacy: Medicines pay for medical breakthroughs  -  Jan 18, 2009
The glaucoma drug Lumigan may have represented an advance in the treatment of glaucoma when the eyedrops were approved in 2001. But should Americans really Houston Chronicle,

Pfizer to cut 800 R&D jobs; Clinton conflicts in question;  -  Jan 14, 2009
Report > Allergan should begin could begin selling Lumigan--the first drug approved by the FDA to help users grow longer, thicker eyelashes--this month. FiercePharma,

Finare fransar pÃ¥ recept  -  Feb 3, 2009
Den receptbelagda fransförlängaren har sitt ursprung i ögonmedicinen Lumigan. En lycklig biverkning till medicinen mot glaukom, eller grön starr, Svenska Dagbladet,

Nytt medel förlänger dina ögonfransar  -  Feb 3, 2009
Produkten upptäcktes när man testade Allergans ögondroppar Lumigan. Man märkte att ögondropparna hade en sidoeffekt, dropparna gjorde det som all Aftonbladet,

Pestañas por receta médica  -  Jan 29, 2009
...medicina clínica de UCLA explica que la receta tiene la misma fórmula que las gotas para la glaucoma Lumigan que reducen la presión en la bola del ojo. La Opinión,

Pestañas por receta médica  -  Jan 23, 2009
...medicina clínica de UCLA explica que la receta tiene la misma fórmula que las gotas para la glaucoma Lumigan que reducen la presión en la bola del ojo. La Opinión,

EN ESTADOS UNIDOS El alargador de pestañas ya es una realidad  -  Jan 21, 2009
Esta sustancia también forma parte de otro producto de Allergan, Lumigan, un medicamento utilizado contra el glaucoma y la hipertensión del ojo, elmundo.es,

Tras los pasos del Botox  -  Jan 14, 2009
El producto – Latisse -- tiene la misma fórmula que el Lumigan, las gotas para el glaucoma. Casi por azar se descubrió que uno de los efectos secundarios de Mercado,

GAZETA: A aposta da Allergan em colírio para alongar os cílios  -  Jan 15, 2009
O produto segue a mesma fórmula do colírio da Allergan para tratamento do glaucoma, chamado Lumigan. É um dos muitos medicamentos conhecidos como análogos Gazeta Mercantil,

Augentropfen gegen Grünen Star sollen Wimpern wachsen lassen  -  Jan 14, 2009
Hinter dem neuen Produkt mit dem Namen "Latisse" stehen eigentlich die "Lumigan"- Augentropfen des Unternehmens. Sie enthalten den Wirkstoff Bimatoprost, Spiegel Online,

Lange vipper pÃ¥ resept  -  Jan 20, 2009
Latisse har den samme formelen som Lumigan – et legemiddel som man drypper i øynene få å redusere farlig trykk i øyeeplet. Folk som brukte dråpene, Klikk.no,

Druppels beloven vollere wimpers  -  Jan 13, 2009
Eigenlijk is het een nevenproduct van Lumigan, een medicijn dat gebruikt werd bij de behandeling van de oogziekte Glaucoom. In tegenstelling tot Lumigan Femistyle,

Ð?а рынок выходит лекарÑ?тво длÑ? роÑ?та реÑ?ниц  -  Jan 19, 2009
Ð’ ходе иÑ?Ñ?ледованиÑ? похожего продукта под торговым названием Lumigan (он имеет то же дейÑ?твующее вещеÑ?тво, что и Latisse) выÑ?Ñ?нилоÑ?ÑŒ, ЭкÑ?перт центр,

Nya storsäljaren i skönhetsbranschen  -  Jan 14, 2009
Produkten har samma formula som Allergans ögondroppar Lumigan. Meningen är att medlet ska reducera trycket i ögongloben men det fick en oväntat sidoeffekt Affärsvärlden,

«Βotox» και για βλεφαÏ?ίδες  -  Jan 14, 2009
Το Ï€Ï?οϊόν πεÏ?ιέχει τα ίδια συστατικά με τις σταγόνες της εταιÏ?είας που χοÏ?ηγοÏ?νται κατά του γλαυκώματος και κυκλοφοÏ?οÏ?ν με την εμποÏ?ική ονομασία Lumigan. Η ΚαθημεÏ?ινή,





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