Question 1

which is safer to use, tampons or pads?

Accepted Answer

Feminine products: A pad would be safer if the female isn't prepared to regularly change a tampon.

Question 2

is exfexor safe to use?

Accepted Answer

Every medication: Has side effects.  The doctor who prescribed it considered its potential benefits versus its potential risks and decided that you should take this medication.  It is a complex decision that is impossible to discuss further here.

Question 3

is serapepase safe to use?

Accepted Answer

Serrapeptidase: I did a medline search and found primarily animal data: serrapeptidase is a topical proteolytic enzyme, ie it helps remove non-living tissue and reduces inflammation.  It seems to be effective in rats.  I didn't find any reliable information regarding safety. It's marketed on the internet as "a miracle enzyme".  I'm not sure why you would want to experiment on yourself?

Question 4

i have condyloxthat has expired, would it be safe to use?

Accepted Answer

Probably: I would say not to take if oral. But drops in a plastic bottle should be ok.

Question 5

is alli safe to use?

Accepted Answer

Yes: For patient's who took orlistat (alli) in the first year, they roughly had a 9-10 kg weight loss (10% of baseline weight).

Question 6

is sidnafil safe to use.

Accepted Answer

Usually: Sildenafil (viagra) is an excellent medication to aid in improving erections.  Patients on certain cardiac medications or with other illnesses should not take this medication - this is why it is only available with a prescription.  You should speak with your doctor about whether this medication is right for you - do not take prescription medications that were not prescribed for you by your doctor.

Question 7

am vapour pens safe to use ?

Accepted Answer

If replacing tobacco: Electronic cigarettes (like vapour pens) contain water, propylene glycol, nicotine, and tobacco scent, but don't have the smoke, tar, and other cancer-causing substances. Electronic cigarettes are safer than real ones but still contain nicotine, which is addictive and narrows blood vessels, which is bad for one's circulation. In general, it is not healthy to inhale anything other than clean air.

Question 8

is hgh complete safe to use?

Accepted Answer

No: No medication is completely safe.  If you have true growth hormone deficiency because you have had your pituitary gland removed, you might benefit by being on HGH.  If you are taking it for muscle/athletic enhancement, the safety is unknown, but likely will lead to problems down the line.  Don't believe any of the nonsense about it being some kind of anti-aging med, that is completely bogus.

Question 9

is expired morphine safe to use?

Accepted Answer

Expired morphine: In general expired medications still do work. In the real world (everything else but the usa) especially africa expired medications are used. As long as they are not expired by more than 12 mo. In the usa the fda and the lawyers will be after us if an expired med was given and you had a problem.

Question 10

are asian sunscreens safe to use?

Accepted Answer

It depends: The most important factor when determining safety and effectiveness of a product is the ingredient list.  Shiseido is a company in japan that makes very safe and effective sunscreens.

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