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Can you tell me if medicines become noneffective when they are placed in heat room?
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Variable: Some medications may lose effectiveness in heat. Products that are more heat sensitive and that require cooler temperatures will usually indicate that on labeling. In general it is best not to store medication in hot locations.
Answered 5/17/2020
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