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I took 4 nyquil, even though the recommended dose is two. i did this because they expired 7 years ago. is this alright?
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No it is not. You should discard expired medication and only take the recommended dose. Expired medication loses its efficacy and doesn't work as intended.
Answered 8/13/2021
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