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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
It from and ask for the lot number they entered into the system. If they didn't enter the expiration you can either look up the lot number with manufacturer name of the med or you call the manufacturer and ask the expiration date of the lot number if you can't find it online. FYI everyone will probably tell you not to take expired meds because they need to cover themselves against a possible lawsuit Although I have had pharmacistz tell me the meds will probably just not be as effective. I have heard some meds can become poisonous over time as we play but that's another thing a pharmacist can tell you. Good luck trying to quit! I've tried several times to no avail and for me Chantix was hell I had the worst night terrors and anxiety I had to stop it very quickly wasn't on it long. Wish you luck! My chantix expired on 10/2017 can I still take. It thanks Is hydrocodone and tylenol 3 th same thing? My husband says it is. But I say that tylenol 3 is Lortab.... Who is corrwct? Also it seems that the new white hydrocodone pills do not work at all like the ones that used to have the pink or blue specks. I know the difference. I was given it a couple of times at the beginning of last year. I started pain management for RA, Lupus, diabetic neuropathy, and fibromyalgia in December of 2017 and it feels like I am not taking anything! My chantix expired on 8-20-17 is it still ok to use Re: Lynn (# 6) Also want to now if I can take expired Chanix safety? Re: Lynn (# 6) I'd like to know the answer to your question as well. Several years ago researchers found prescription drugs that had been in a retail pharmacy between 28-40 years. Upon evaluating the drugs, it was found that they retained over 90% of their potency, which is above FDA standards. There were 4 exceptions: -Tetracycline (this antibiotic loses its effectiveness after expiration, though scientists are still researching this) -Nitroglycerin (taken as heart medication) -Insulin -Liquid antibiotics The research was published in 2012 in the Journal of American Medical Association, so this is actual medical research. As Chantix doesn't fall into any of those categories, it is likely safe to take, and still effective. My Chantix has expired
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