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I have a muscle relaxer that expired 4/19/22 is it still safe to take my pharmacist said it is but i'm still wondering?
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Almost all drugs remain safe and effective long after their expiration dates. Those dates do not indicate when the drug might stop working or become safe. They are simply how long they have been tested, not how long they would work if somehow they could be tested for, say, 50 years.
Answered 5/2/2023
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