[Lurker]

Patriot Nurse coverd that subject in one of her videos. It got me thinking about the family maintenance medications. (Blood pressure and stuff like that) but this method will work for just about anyone.

Every time you refill a prescription take 2 days worth out and store it in the container from the previous one. In a few months you’ll have a weeks worth put back. And the insurance company (if you have one) won’t kick if you refill two days early.

Using this method Mrs L and I have 30 days or more of our daily meds in storage. May not be appropriate for everyone but this works for us.

L

[Svartalfiar]

Using this method Mrs L and I have 30 days or more of our daily meds in storage. May not be appropriate for everyone but this works for us.

I know most medicines are still 80-90% effective years past their expiration date, but still don't forget to rotate old stock, it doesn't hurt!