It's not quite that simple, unfortunately. It would be prudent to investigate each individual drug you would want to hold for a long time.
Lots of drugs just lose efficacy over time. For example, a cortisone cream or such, the exp date means it has reached 90% of its original potency. Well, so that's not really a big deal.
But some drugs don't just become less potent with age, the chemicals degrade and become toxic. Aspirin, for one. And of course depending on the drug's purpose, a small decrease in efficacy can be pretty important.
I agree, research is key. But where, oh where, can you get a REAL answer instead of a canned one?
I was not aware of that. Thank you.
That’s why I said most.
Like I said, I wouldn’t want to take that chance with something that was critical.