So I have two bottles of N in my possession that expired roughly about 2 years ago. I thought things would get better and I'd hold off on catching the bus but some things change. I was wondering if the expired N I have will successfully work if I chugged both bottles of it or am I risking waking up in a hospital. I'm 100 lbs so I'm wondering if it being expired affects the potency of the N and will still work since I'm really skinny.
Euthanza
Self Righteous Suicide
- Jun 9, 2022
- 1,448
Why not take some sample to test at Energy Control lab. I suggest you don't speculate to much at end of life decision making.
Your N is very likely not expried. It is a legal requirement to put expiry dates on medication and they are always extremely conservative. I've read up on this a lot in the past when researching anti emetics, benzos and painkillers. If your N wasn't manufactured in the 60s and you've kept it sealed in the original containers I'm 99% sure there is nothing wrong with it. I'm saying 99 because there's always a freak chance of something going wrong like a plane falling on your house but for the most part, your N is not expired.
locked*n*loaded
Archangel
- Apr 15, 2022
- 9,117
If it was stored properly, in all likelihood, it is still good. I would use it myself without hesitation.
Sapphire
Student
- Nov 22, 2022
- 185
N is a very stable drug that has a long shelf life. If you store it properly, it will only degrade about 1/2 percent per year. Your 2 bottles should still be good. The 2 year expiration date doesn't mean much. Many drugs including barbiturates have been tested 15 - 20 years after the expiration date and found to still be good if they were unopened and stored properly.
whitefeather
Thank the gods for Death
- Apr 23, 2020
- 523
Exit International "Stored properly N is good for decades"
