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2 years expired acetaminophen w codeine elixir. safe?
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Not recommended: Any time you take expired medication, you run the risk of taking a medication that may have a different chemical makeup then was originally intended. I would recommend you dont use any medication beyond its expiration, especially not two years past.
Answered 4/5/2014
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