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I had radieese injected in my nose 6 months ago. doc didn't use all, so he saved it for my next procedure. i need it done again. does it stay good?
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Probably not : Unfortunately, six months later the product is unlikely to be "still good". I would recommend using a new syringe.
Answered 9/22/2013
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Should not be used: The product is packaged for single patient use and cannot be re-sterilized and therefore should not be reused to ensure patient safety.
Answered 11/28/2014
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