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Why do benzodiapemes have an expiry date? is there any risk if you take one past its expiry?
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Efficacy: All medications have an expiration. The clinical effectiveness diminishes after a set amount of time. Many can still work after the expiration date but just be aware that the full effects may not be present.
Answered 2/15/2015
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