Would you take lorazepam that expired in 2014?
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Anonymous
no medication gets MORE potent, only less. that's why it expires. |
Anonymous
| Yes, it’s fine. |
Anonymous
| Five or less years I'd take it. You want to make sure it's working for your trip. Ask your doctor for a new script. |
Anonymous
| Yes. |
Anonymous
| Can you take one before your trip so you know how it affects you? I'd hate to be trapped in an airplane and have a bad reaction to the medicine. |
Anonymous
So have I. |
Anonymous
DP. Dealing with my mother, tbh. |
Anonymous
| Hell yeah dogg |
Anonymous
| Yes, I would take it, and even if it lost some potency I'd probably get a little placebo effect just from knowing I'd taken it. |
Anonymous
| I wouldn’t unless I had no other choice. I throw out meds if they are 5 years expired. |
Anonymous
| Curious if you took it and whether or not it worked. I’m in a similar situation and have some ten year old lorazepam I’m considering using for a short term situation. It was prescribed to me back in 2015. |
Anonymous
| Yes. It’s fine. Probably not that diminished, either. |
Anonymous
| I have a chronic medical condition and was given an Rx for that to have this painful procedure 1x a year. It lasted me 10 years and the last one worked as well as the first one. |
Anonymous
| Yes and i have |
Anonymous
Drs aren't giving these out anymore. |