Is Lamisil Spray Discontinued? Any Alternatives?

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Yes, the Lamisil Spray has been discontinued. If you check most online stores like Walgreens, Walmart, Amazon, Ulta, and CVS, you’ll discover that the product isn’t available to be ordered. In most cases, when a manufacturer discontinues a product, it will remain in stock on these sites for a while. As well as in local stores. But once people get wind of the discontinuation, they rush it and the product is out in no time.

In the case of Lamisil Spray, you may still be able to find it in some places, such as eBay. However, it’ll be very, very expensive.

So, if you’re willing to pay the price, you can check it out on eBay.

The product used to sell for under 10 dollars. The last time someone checked Amazon, it was 33 dollars and 50 dollars on eBay. By now, you probably won’t find it at all.

Note: Be careful when shopping for discontinued products. Some sites might claim to have it, then you order it, and discover it’s a fake and not the original product. In order not to waste money, it’s best to confirm and be sure you’re buying the original.

Why Is Lamisil Spray So Expensive?

The Lamisil Spray isn’t that expensive. I haven’t come across a lot of users saying that it’s expensive. However, when it became known that the product is discontinued, that may have caused the upward trend in prices.

At that point, you may only be able to get it for higher prices than what it used to cost. The same thing I said above. And that is normal for any product that the manufacturer discontinues.

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Lamisil Spray Alternatives

When you’re used to a product, it’s difficult to keep track of other substitutes since you don’t really need them. That’s normal.

But when the product gets discontinued, be prepared to do some work when it comes to alternatives. First, you may not be able to get a substitute for the same price. Usually higher.

Second, it takes time for your skin to get used to the new product. Third, it takes a while sifting through the dozens of choices out there, so patience here, will be a virtue. Fortunately, here are some alternatives you can consider.

• Diflucan.
• Fluconazole.
• Penlac Nail Lacquer.
• Itraconazole.
• Ketoconazole.
• Sporanox.

For more information, check the comparison for each of the alternatives here.

What to Do When a Product Is Discontinued

No matter what your favorite brands want you to believe and no matter how much they strive to satisfy you, their end goal is to make a profit. There is no brand that operates to make losses.

In fact, some try as much as possible to maximize profit. That’s why when a brand isn’t getting projected profit and a product, they can shave it. No matter how much it is loved by customers.

Ever wonder why some products are discontinued, even though there are thousands of loyal fans and users of said product? This is why.

Of course, other things can cause, such as lack of raw materials, ingredients, and others. But those are not as stable as the first one. So, what should you do when your favorite product is discontinued? I have a few ideas for you:

• Immediately you hear the news, Buy as many of the products as you can. You know the product is not coming back and once you exhaust what you have, you can’t go back to restock the same product. You’ll have a lot of time to test new brands and even get used to new ones. The goal here is to allow yourself time to adjust.
• Be economical with the product. This is important. The more economical you are the longer the product lasts. It’ll eventually finish but you want to enjoy the little as long as possible.
• Hunt for replacements. The two steps above corroborate this. As you manage the discontinued product, look for alternatives. Are there close substitutes? Can you make some adjustments or combinations to get a similar experience?
• Resign to fate. Now, this is important. Teach yourself to accept that this product is gone and not coming back. The faster you clear your mind, the easier it is to find/accept a replacement.

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