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Like food, medications have expiration dates. The expiration date means the medication will be effective until that date, if stored under the proper conditions of light, temperature, and moisture. If not stored under suggested conditions, medicine may even expire before the expiration date. The expiration date on most medications is two years after the drug is manufactured. So if your drugs said they expired 8/2007, that means those drugs were almost 3 years old by now! With the cost of drugs skyrocketing, taking expired drugs may be tempting, but it’s better to be safe than sorry.
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