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Can a person use pain pills that 3 years old called ketorolac 10mg?
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No: I would discard pills that have expired. If you don't have the original bottle, I would discard them. I would talk with your doctor if you are having pain. Three years sounds like too long to keep.
Answered 7/4/2014
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