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The most common side effect after using the LATISSE solution was itchy or red eyes, reported in about four percent of users during testing

Anti-Inflammatory Properties: These peptides may also show anti-inflammatory responses in organisms during clinical studies

[9] Compatibility is not guaranteed : The stability of any peptide in a given diluent must be established by the manufacturer and documented in the SmPC