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Category Archives: Shelf life
Dangers of pill splitting?
Craig asks: A lot of data sheets I have seen for medicines in tablet form say something along the lines of “Do not halve the tablet. Dose equivalence when the tablet is divided has not been established.” How accurate is … Continue reading
Posted in Antibiotics, Antidepressants, Blood pressure meds, Medical archives, Medications, Perennial Favorites, Shelf life, Stockpiling medical supplies, Stockpiling medications, Thyroid preparations
Tagged Generic drug, Pharmaceutical drug, Pill splitting, Prescription drug, Tablet
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Expired Medications – Part 3: General Principles
The following article was originally published at www.survivalblog.com. * * * In Part 1 and Part 2 of this series, I reviewed the available information regarding expiration dates of specific medications, primarily antibiotics and antiviral drugs, as tested in the … Continue reading
Posted in Expired medications, Medical archives, Medications, Perennial Favorites, Preparation, Prescription Medications, Shelf life, Stockpiling medical supplies, Stockpiling medications
Tagged Clarithromycin, Epinephrine autoinjector, Food and Drug Administration, Shelf Life Extension Program, The Medical Letter on Drugs and Therapeutics
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Free Download – Medication Dependence and Stockpiling
Here’s your free offer: {You must click on the link below, THEN AGAIN on the page you’re transferred to.} Template for requesting extra medication from your physician PDF Template for requesting extra medication from your physician Use the above template … Continue reading
Expired Medications – Are They Safe? Are They Effective? – Part 2
The following post, originally published at SurvivalBlog.com, includes a few minor corrections and additions regarding bioavailability of generic medications. * * * Expired medications – are they safe? Are they effective? In Part I of this series, I explained the definition of … Continue reading
Posted in Antibiotics, Expired medications, Expired meds, Medical archives, Medications, Perennial Favorites, Preparation, Prescription Medications, Shelf life, Stockpiling medical supplies, Stockpiling medications
Tagged Antibiotic, Chronic (medicine), Clarithromycin, Emergency Use Authorization, Erythromycin, Health, Infection, Oseltamivir, Pharmaceutical drug, Shelf Life Extension Program, Tetracycline, The Medical Letter on Drugs and Therapeutics
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Using expired medications, Part I
The following post was written for SurvivalBlog.com. To read the entire entry, click link below. * * * My first guest post on SurvivalBlog.com generated an abundance of questions and concerns. Among the most popular was that of … Continue reading
Is it safe to stockpile influenza medication?
Here’s one good thing that came from the H1N1 epidemic . . . Image via Wikipedia With the 2009 H1N1 influenza scare, the FDA issued an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for two antiviral treatments, Tamiflu and Relenza. Although as of 6/23/2010 … Continue reading