Most medicines in pressed-pill form are effective up to 10 years, reported by the Wall Street Journal some years ago. One aspirin manufacturing company tested their product 4 years after said expiration date and found it to be 100% effective. Pills can loose potency over time but are usually safe to take if stored properly. However, if your life depends on potent meds, stay current.
They dont really expire. they get damaged. by water or out side contaminates.
Two pills can vary upon how long you are high. I depends on the stack or the strength of the pills u take.
In the Giver, they have to take the pills until they enter the House of the Old.
A check typically expires after six months.
A check typically expires after six months.
Pills can take about 30 minutes to 2 hours to be digested on an empty stomach.
till what?...however long u want to take it. ha
Yes, water pills can expire and lose their effectiveness over time. It is important to check the expiration date on the packaging and consult with a healthcare professional before using expired medication.
Once citizens start taking the pills they must take them the rest of their lives.
Once citizens start taking the pills they must take them the rest of their lives.
Once citizens start taking the pills they must take them the rest of their lives.
A prescription for Acyclovir or any prescription drug for that matter, is good until the expiration date on the manufacture bottle that the pills originally came from. The expiration dates are usually 3-5 years from date that the pills were made. So from the time that you pick your pills up from the pharmacy you have approximately 2-3 years on average. And even after the pills expire, they aren't going to cause you any harm or anything. It's just that the pills lose their effectiveness.