I accidentally scanned this topic and couldn't resist answering a post.

Of course you can't eat expired medicine, otherwise what is the shelf life of the medicine labeled? Maybe it's not a big deal to eat expired food once in a while, and you'll be fine for a few days, but if you eat expired medicine, not only is it ineffective, but it could kill you! Not only oral medication, but also topical medication must not be used after the expiration date. Even when the drugs are close to expiration, it is best to discard. To prevent because of improper preservation, drug ingredients have long been denatured and ineffective. Especially some heart drugs, if the critical moment does not work, the results will be fatal.

Speaking of personal experience, sugar once hand long small blisters, and then used a kind of topical ointment, but did not find the ointment has expired. As a result, the hand skin abnormal itching, scratching constantly, but also broken skin bleeding, and finally went to the hospital to find a professional doctor to deal with, live off a layer of skin to be good. Visible expired medicine power how powerful.

I really advise you not to save this money, throw away the medicine when it expires, and it is better to throw away the food when it expires, don't eat it again. The safety of food and medicine in our country is a cause for concern, not to mention the expiration date. For dietary medicine this piece, we had better not get into the habit of hoarding, can eat how much to buy how much, the drug is also, don't buy a one-time one or two years, wait until you want to eat the time to find that has long expired. After all, nothing is as expensive as our lives!

Read along and give us a like, and feel free to follow SugarManHealth.com!

Definitely can not be taken again. After the shelf life, on the one hand, the efficacy of the medicine itself has been reduced, and can no longer play a proper therapeutic role. On the other hand, it is very likely that the drug itself will be deteriorated, the safety can not be guaranteed. If you take it blindly, it will not only reduce the therapeutic effect, but also be harmful to your body. Under the premise that safety is not guaranteed, any doctor will not dare to prescribe this kind of medicine to patients, and we, as individuals, should not take expired medicines. Remember to remember.

Hello Thank you for your invitation. Here is my personal opinion, can you still take the expired medicine?1. You can't take it in terms of shelf life.2. It is not as good as the one within the shelf life in terms of its efficacy, but if the expiration time is not longer than half a year or less, I think it is still OK. The above is my personal opinion, I hope it can help you.

You can't take expired medicine, and I wouldn't take it anyway!

In general, expired drugs can not be eaten, may be quality change, may also cause the decline in efficacy, but if the packaging is intact, special drugs, and you are a professional is possible to try, but it is not recommended!

Expired medicine should not be eaten, it will not only not cure the disease, but also affect the kidney function, not good for the body

But there are short time expired drugs can still be consumed. After the expiration of the drug is not immediately deteriorate or no effect, need a longer process, so just expired medicine is generally can be consumed, after consumption will not have any discomfort, but some such as containing tetracycline and other components of the drug after the expiration of the toxicity of such expired drugs is not recommended to use.

It's best not to eat.

If kept in the refrigerator, it will last an extra two to three months beyond its shelf life.

If it's kept at room temperature and expired for a few days, it should still be good to go.

It's still best not to use it for safety.

Expired medicines should not be taken.

It's best not to eat it.

The expiration date should also be seen how long, the packaging is intact, properly preserved, the expiration date is short can be eaten.