Tag: drug expiration
When Expired Medications Become Toxic and Dangerous: What You Really Need to Know
Most expired medications are safe but less effective - but some, like insulin, nitroglycerin, and epinephrine, can become dangerously ineffective or even toxic. Learn which ones to avoid and how to store them properly.
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