N NogginBoink Diamond Member Feb 17, 2002 5,322 0 0 Oct 24, 2005 #3 The packaging should have an expiration date printed on it. Not that that's a drop-dead date or anything, but it should provide a reasonable reference point for you. (Short answer, tho, is yes.)
The packaging should have an expiration date printed on it. Not that that's a drop-dead date or anything, but it should provide a reasonable reference point for you. (Short answer, tho, is yes.)
Mermaidman Diamond Member Sep 4, 2003 7,987 93 91 Oct 24, 2005 #4 How it was stored also makes a difference. Don't leave your meds in a hot car for a long time!
A Ausm Lifer Oct 9, 1999 25,213 14 81 Oct 24, 2005 #5 Why you find a couple hits on the sidewalk? Ausm
T tami Lifer Nov 14, 2004 11,588 3 81 Oct 24, 2005 #6 yes, but they don't lose their potency completely. you can still use prescription drugs for probably 2-3 years after their expiration date. i speak from a family of doctors.
yes, but they don't lose their potency completely. you can still use prescription drugs for probably 2-3 years after their expiration date. i speak from a family of doctors.
T thirtythree Diamond Member Aug 7, 2001 8,680 3 0 Oct 24, 2005 #7 Originally posted by: Ausm Why you find a couple hits on the sidewalk? Ausm Click to expand... Zoloft isn't really hit material :/
Originally posted by: Ausm Why you find a couple hits on the sidewalk? Ausm Click to expand... Zoloft isn't really hit material :/