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To: Jamestown1630
"I think this is true about a lot of medicines, too. I use an allergy medicine very infrequently because I don’t want to be caught in ‘rebound effect’; so I don’t buy a lot of it. It seems to be just as effective when it’s several years ‘expired’.

Same thing with aspirin."

Ha, ha. In the 1990s, I inherited a very large bottle of aspirin that had expired in 1987. I still use it and it still works.

It is a very large bottle and I rarely need aspirin.

98 posted on 06/18/2019 7:02:39 PM PDT by fini
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To: fini

Aspirin smells like vinegar when it gets old.


101 posted on 06/18/2019 8:05:18 PM PDT by toothfairy86
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very large bottle of aspirin that had expired in 1987. I still use it and it still works.

It is a very large bottle and I rarely need aspirin.
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IIRC (and I’m not 100% positive), aspirin that is past due date has a vinegar-y taste/smell.

I know we’ve had that Tylenol/Oxycodone combo from past dental extractions that definitely lost their pain-killing ability.


111 posted on 06/18/2019 9:06:35 PM PDT by reformedliberal
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