Do prescription drugs go bad

They go bad in a way that just reduces their effectiveness, but they don't turn poisonous or anything. Ibuprofen and acetaminophen for example, should be just fine well after the expiration date. In fact, most of the time, it's not the drug going bad, it's the binder that regulates how fast the drug is absorbed. Some do become poisonous, however.

Certain antibiotics can go bad bad after expiration, and liquid medications don't do well either. Solid meds, stored in temperature

Now of course there are going to be side effects when taking prescription medications. The Bad. Just about every drug has some side effects

They go bad in a way that just reduces their effectiveness, but they don't turn poisonous or anything. Ibuprofen and acetaminophen for example, should be just fine well after the expiration date. In fact, most of the time, it's not the drug going bad, it's the binder that regulates how fast the drug is absorbed. Some do become poisonous, however.

Medicines in pills or tablets do not go bad in the same way that food goes bad. Food that has gone bad will have growth of germs that may cause

Medicines in pills or tablets do not go bad in the same way that food goes bad. Food that has gone bad will have growth of germs that may cause

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Certain antibiotics can go bad bad after expiration, and liquid medications don't do well either. The dosage of tramadol which is prescribed

Tramadol is a bad drug. It is unpredictable, with essentially no The Therapeutics Letter: Tramadol: Where do we go from here? Want