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A member asked:
I've been experiencing itchy eyes and sneezing after deep cleaning. i have a box of 24h allegra but it expired 02/2022. would it be safe to take one?
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Yes, you can take it. Usually the medication is still effective at least one year beyond the expiration date on box. There is no risk of taking an expired tablet of allegra.
Answered 10/14/2022
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