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A member asked:
Bromfed (brompheniramine) is it safe to use was prescribed in march of this year ?
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Expiration date: Expiration date can be found somewhere on the container. If it is beyond that date then the potency cannot be guaranteed. Usually meds don't turn into poison though its best to abide by the date.
Answered 11/15/2015
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