Sleeping pills expire 05/09, still worthy?
I left them in my laundry basket, so its kinda moist within there, kept in room temp.
Will it still be ok if I take one previously going to sleep? Will I really get that sick off them if there no honest?
Thanks!
Answers:
The pills don't expire, only the manufacturer's liability.
But you might like to try warm milk and calcium pills instead.
Don't verbs, they will be good. You can judge the expire date by the written date. Hey do not worry. It is proven by me copious times. I have even drank the syrup medicine when it said it was going to expire surrounded by 24 September. LOL
It is 5/09, so yes they woudl be good, but in all actuality they are angelic longer than that usually, you will find that the date of expiration is usually one year after you get them filled, the computer at the pharmacy does that automatically because they sometimes have to use 2 and 3 different bottles to crowd the prescription and they cannot enter every date on every bottle, and most drugs are good for about 5 years. They have to because at hand are some that dont get used as often as others and they need that wondown of time. Source(s): I used to be a pharmacy tech
don't verbs u can take that before the end of this month but manifestly not after that
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Will it still be ok if I take one previously going to sleep? Will I really get that sick off them if there no honest?
Thanks!
Answers:
The pills don't expire, only the manufacturer's liability.
But you might like to try warm milk and calcium pills instead.
Don't verbs, they will be good. You can judge the expire date by the written date. Hey do not worry. It is proven by me copious times. I have even drank the syrup medicine when it said it was going to expire surrounded by 24 September. LOL
It is 5/09, so yes they woudl be good, but in all actuality they are angelic longer than that usually, you will find that the date of expiration is usually one year after you get them filled, the computer at the pharmacy does that automatically because they sometimes have to use 2 and 3 different bottles to crowd the prescription and they cannot enter every date on every bottle, and most drugs are good for about 5 years. They have to because at hand are some that dont get used as often as others and they need that wondown of time. Source(s): I used to be a pharmacy tech
don't verbs u can take that before the end of this month but manifestly not after that
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