Expiration dates on tylenol (or similar to tylenol caplets)?
547780
You should really be careful when taking medication that has expired!  In your case, the tylenol had lost it's effects.  You should have noticed a vinager(sp) smell, that's how you know when they aren't good anymore.  \n\nYou can keep tylenol from going bad if you usually buy a big bottle by putting about 10 of them in a smaller bottle.  When you keep opening up the bottle the air that gets inside can make them go bad.
851025
Yes you can. The expiration date merely tells you how long the whole dose will last in the patch. The dose of nicotine has probably lessened but that will cause you no harm.
369021
Tylenol and alcohol are bad on your liver.  Best to wait the next morning to take Excedrin.  Drink plenty of fluids, especially room temperature Gatorade, as it restores the dehydration from the alcohol, plus it restores the electrolytes.  The reason for it being room temp is that anything ice cold can make you sick to your stomach.  Eat a light meal, but drink loads of Gatorade.  Good Luck!!  I feel for you as I have been down that path before, lol.  Not sure about aspirin and alcohol... Try going to www.webmd as that is a great site for medical questions.
1017154
Look at expiration date on bottle.  If you don't see one, throw it away and get a new one(look at its exp. date to make sure it isn't expired too)
829146
It is NOT FOR TYLENOL but for "store brands" of 500-mg acetaminophen CAPLETS which may have had metal in them.  It is a voluntary recall.\n\nThis is a LIST OF ALL THE PRIVATE LABELS affected by the recall:  \nhttp://www.fda.gov/oc/po/firmrecalls/perrigo/perrigocustlist.html\n\nFrom one of their press releases:\nGeneric drugmaker Perrigo Co. is recalling 11 million bottles of over-the-counter, store-brand acetaminophen caplets after finding metal fragments in some batches, U.S. health officials said on Thursday.\n\nThe 500-milligram pills may have been sent to dozens of stores around the country, including some outlets of Wal-Mart, Safeway, CVS and Food Lion, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said
495648
it all depends on how long ago it expired.  If it has only been a short while(days or a few weeks) it would be fine.  Anything longer and I would throw it away.  Keep in mind it is not because the protein is dangerous to consume, but because the molecules of the protein will begin to break down and become less effective.  The longer you wait the less nutrition you will get from each serving.
189786
Not a good Idea may give you stomic problems.  you can alternate tylenol and motrin.  Like take tylenol then two hours later take motrin next two hours take tylenol and so on and so on.
308085
Yes. If its after a year, then I would throw it out.  Usually there is an expiration date somewhere on the bottle. But it doesn't work if it is old.  Hope this helps!
329591
tramadol is a centrally acting analgesic (pain killer) . It is a opioid analgesic works by inhibiting re-uptake of 5-HT and NA (neurotransmitters) . thus activates monoaminergic spinal inhibition of pain .\nit is available as capsules tablets and ampules . the chemical properties of the drug may change after expiry date mainly due to oxidation and reaction with humidity. the reaction time depends on the type of preparation mode of storage and the climatic conditions. the expiry date of the product is determined by the manufacturers based on these data's .\nAfter expiry date the product will have some drug in it but we cannot sure dose\nso it is dangerous to take such drugs because \n1) the oxidised product may be highly toxic and will not have the required medicinal properties\n2) dosage cannot be determined \n3) the anti dot 'naloxone' cannot be used in poisoning\nthe drug is with less abuse potential.
377005
Here's a few (be sure to check expiration dates):\n\nBelow those I've posted some links to check out their ratings from people who have purchased from them
1095833
most expired meds just lose their potency.  a few weeks to a couple of months past the expiration date and they will still be ok.  anything over 6 months should be tossed out.  make sure to remove your label first so someone can't find your personal info if they decide to rummage through your trash
238587
Your question makes it sound like we come with expiration dates or "best if used by" dates. There is no set age. Eveyone is different.
947244
I know in New Zealand Tylenol with a TINY bit of codeine is legal but if your looking for something that strong then you need to get to your doctor. \n\nTrust me pal, too much of that stuff can give you kidney stones like crazy! After my surgery and being on that for awhile...woo lordy!
479468
codeine or tylenol or asprin and maybe ibuprofen in tylenol 3s/percocets and percodand and vicoprofen
769950
Try this one, expires Dec. 1, 2006:  EMA50\nOrders of $49 or more.\n\nMerry Christmas!
117063
This is generic Tylenol PM.
786747
Tylenol has a different mechanism of action than the other drugs. It does not thin your blood and is safe to take before surgery.