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Can i use liquid bandage 2 years after its expiration date? would it have any side-effects if i use it?
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Expired bandage: Best not to use it. Expiration dates on products protect the public. It may not be sterile at this point and the chemicals that are supposed to form a polymer suspended in a solvent may have precipitated or become toxic with time. Some bad reactions occur in some cases when not expired.
Answered 8/30/2020
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