RevitaLash Advanced in 2026: sizes, monthly cost and where it is cheapest

RevitaLash Advanced costs $59 for 1 ml, $100 for 2 ml and $152 for 3.5 ml at authorized US sellers in October 2026. The 3.5 ml bottle works out cheapest at about $25 a month, and close to $22 a month with Dermstore's auto-replenish discount.

PickedBox Team·Updated October 18, 2026

RevitaLash Advanced in 2026: sizes, monthly cost and where it is cheapest. PickedBox guide plate, updated October 18, 2026. — Dermstore on PickedBox

RevitaLash Advanced sizes and prices in October 2026

RevitaLash Advanced Eyelash Conditioner comes in three bottle sizes. Each one is sold with a supply length that assumes one thin line on the upper lash line once a day, which is the use the brand recommends. The brand's own retailers state there is no added benefit to applying it more than once a day.

Size	Stated supply	Price (Oct 18, 2026)
1 ml	6 weeks	$59
2 ml	3 months	$100
3.5 ml	6 months	$152

These are the prices on the Dermstore product page, and they match the brand's suggested US retail prices of $100 and $152 for the two larger sizes. Bluemercury lists the same $59, $100 and $152 ladder for the Advanced Sensitive version. Authorized sellers tend to hold these prices, so the real savings come from bottle size, subscriptions and store events rather than from a seller that is far below list.

Fact board of RevitaLash Advanced sizes: 1 ml lasts 6 weeks for $59, 2 ml lasts 3 months for $100, and 3.5 ml lasts 6 months for $152. — RevitaLash Advanced sizes and prices. Dermstore on PickedBox

Price per month: the 3.5 ml bottle wins

Dividing each price by its stated supply gives a clear order:

1 ml: $59 over 6 weeks, about $39 a month.
2 ml: $100 over 3 months, about $33 a month.
3.5 ml: $152 over 6 months, about $25 a month.

Dermstore also offers an auto-replenish option with 15% off. At the time of checking, the page showed $50.15 for 1 ml, $85 for 2 ml and $129.20 for 3.5 ml on auto-replenish. That brings the 3.5 ml bottle to roughly $21.50 a month, the lowest figure found in this check.

The supply lengths are the brand's estimates. A heavier hand empties a bottle sooner, so the monthly figure is a best case. The 1 ml size makes sense mainly as a trial, to see whether the serum suits the eyes before paying for six months.

Bar chart of monthly cost: 1 ml about $39 a month, 2 ml about $33, 3.5 ml about $25, and 3.5 ml on 15% off auto-replenish roughly $21.50 a month. — RevitaLash Advanced cost per month. Dermstore on PickedBox

Where to buy: Dermstore, Bluemercury, Sephora, Ulta and LovelySkin

RevitaLash says authentic products are sold online only through the resellers on its authorized dealers page, through revitalash.com, and in physician offices, spas and salons. Here is what the check in October 2026 found:

Dermstore. All three sizes listed and in stock, with auto-replenish. The Dermstore store page lists current offers.
Bluemercury. Lists the RevitaLash Advanced Sensitive version in all three sizes at the same list prices. Bluemercury's page notes the product is not available in California, and RevitaLash has posted that its serums have since returned to California through its own channels.
Skinelite. A spa retailer that lists the 2 ml bottle at $100 and the 3.5 ml Advanced Pro at $160.
Sephora and Ulta. No RevitaLash Advanced listing could be confirmed on either site during this check. Ulta's site showed a waiting page and Sephora blocked automated access, so stock may differ from what is described here. Check the brand's dealer list before buying from either.
LovelySkin. The site blocked automated access, so its RevitaLash range and prices could not be confirmed. The LovelySkin store page shows its current offers.

Counterfeit RevitaLash: why the seller matters

RevitaLash has warned for years about fake and tampered bottles. Its counterfeit product page asks buyers to look for these warning signs:

Missing shrink-wrap or a damaged, expired or missing box.
A strong smell, or a formula that is discolored or sticky.
No inventory control number, or spelling mistakes on the packaging.

In a January 2022 press release, parent company Athena Cosmetics said a federal jury ruled in its favor in a trademark case it described as involving counterfeit goods. The same release named Walmart, Walgreens, eBay and Alibaba as unauthorized sellers and listed RevitaLash.com, Nordstrom and Net-A-Porter among authorized ones. Amazon was not named in either group, and RevitaLash has not stated that Amazon is an authorized channel. Marketplace listings can come from many third-party sellers, so a low marketplace price is not a reliable saving on a product that goes on the eyelid.

A bottle that looks altered can be reported to RevitaLash customer care at 877-909-5274, according to the brand.

How to pay less for RevitaLash Advanced

Buy the 3.5 ml bottle. It costs about a third less per month than the 1 ml size.
Use auto-replenish if the serum suits you. Dermstore's 15% subscription discount is the largest regular saving found in this check. Delivery can be delayed or cancelled on the Dermstore page.
Watch store-wide beauty events. Dermstore, Bluemercury and other authorized sellers run seasonal sales that can include RevitaLash. PickedBox store pages for Dermstore, Ulta Beauty and Sephora list the codes and sales running now.
Check free shipping thresholds. Dermstore showed free US shipping from $50 at the time of checking, so the 1 ml bottle at $59 already qualifies.
Compare against the dealer list, not the lowest listing. A deep discount from a seller that is not on the authorized list is the main counterfeit risk the brand describes.

What the label says and who should skip it

The ingredient list for RevitaLash Advanced includes biotin, peptides, plant extracts and a prostaglandin analogue, which the brand's ingredient listing names as such. Prostaglandin analogues are the same class of ingredient used in some prescription eye drops. The product label says not to use it on damaged or irritated skin, while pregnant or nursing, or while being treated for glaucoma or cancer. Retailer listings also say it is not recommended for people with dry eyes, eye infections or styes, and that a small share of users reported temporary redness, swelling, itching or burning.

RevitaLash Advanced Sensitive is a separate formula sold at the same prices for people with sensitive eyes. Anyone with an eye condition, or who uses eye drops, should ask an eye doctor before starting a lash serum.

Who RevitaLash Advanced is for

The serum suits someone who wants a cosmetic lash conditioner from a brand with a long track record and is ready to use it daily for months, since the brand's stated supply lengths assume nightly use. For that buyer the 3.5 ml bottle from an authorized seller, on a subscription discount, is the cheapest route at about $21.50 to $25 a month. For a first try, the 1 ml bottle at $59 limits the cost if the serum does not agree with the eyes. Anyone looking for a deal far below $100 for the 2 ml size should treat it with caution, because authorized sellers were all close to list price in October 2026.

How we checked this

Prices and sizes were checked on Oct 18, 2026 on the Dermstore product page, the Bluemercury product page and the Skinelite lash collection. The revitalash.com site blocked automated access, so its suggested retail prices, dealer list and counterfeit guidance were read from search-result copies of its pages, and the 2022 lawsuit details from the company's press release. Sephora, Ulta and LovelySkin blocked automated access, so their RevitaLash stock could not be confirmed. This article is based on published information only, and no product was handled for it.

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