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Usage of Volinafter expiry any tolerance
I have two volini spray whose expiry ended on 5/2020 but they are not even opened.Is it advisable to use after expiry ,any tolerance pls.Both are master pack of nearly high rate.Pls advice
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Not advisable.
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Most medicines after expiry date loose some potentiality. They will not turn into poison. Externally used medicines can be used , but their efficacy is questionable.
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A medicine is BEST Effective till the date of expiry. Most of them do not show much effect after that. Although preparations like diclofenac gel with menthol combinations haven't been enlisted ro cause any significant harm, esp on local application, but still, we may not be able to comment upon the efficacy.
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Its always not advised notto use expired products ,though it mat sometimes dosen't cause any major side effect but it mostly doesn't show its effect also
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Dr. Soudip Saha
General Physician
5 yrs exp
South 24 Parganas
Don't use any medicine above expiry date
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Dr. Adarsh Lalwani
General Surgeon
11 yrs exp
Nagpur
Any medicine above the expiry date is not recommended .....
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