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I have liquid prescription ibuprofen the expired 11/14. our dr said to use ibuprofen for the pain. we only have asidominifen. can i use expired meds?
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OK to use: Expiration dates are conservative if medicine was stored properly away from heat or extreme light it is probably ok for 6 months post expiration. Acetaminophen is also a good choice
Answered 2/2/2015
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