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Is it safe to take vitamin d3 softgel pills that have been left in the car for a few months?
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Expired vitamin D: Vitamin D gels that were left in the car a few months may taste bad or have an altered activity. It is not likely they will cause you to feel ill. All the same, I would discard those and get some new supplements.
Answered 5/23/2016
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