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samgraves82
Buff Brother
You'll probably get several different answers on this but my opinion is this. Probably wont kill you but it will definitely will lose potentcy imo, just like any pill from pharmacy. However, bacteria may be a problem. If it were mine, i might push it a couple months(not recommended) but thats all. That expiration date is there for a reason and no test is worth losing an arm, leg, or buttock. Probably best to just trash it.
Gruntwerkz
New member
Considering cost of testosterone I have to agree. With that said it’s always best to store any thing like AAS in a cool dark place.
Absolutely, Gruntwerkz.
Beyond that, however, the talk of storing AAS in a cool, dark place always reminds me of the first time I had sex. It was cool! It was dark! I was frightened! I was alone!
I'm out! I'm out! I'm out!
Gruntwerkz
New member
Oh now no need to be frightened! Lol
Here is a good link to read.
https://www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/drug-expiration-dates-do-they-mean-anything
Exactly. It may take some time for this to happen again depending on storage and handling.
There are some good studies on this type of stuff.
How many people have a bottle of ibuprofen or tylenol or something like it that when checked the expiration date had expired by a few months. Or had been expired for a yr before you realized it. Yet it had been working as it should.
I have inhalers that cost a lot of money for asthma. I am not throwing it away because it says it expired. They have to put that on there in the event there is a discrepancy or a problem they have something to fall back on. Kind of a safety net you can say.
Satan62
Active member
Hell, I’ve eaten stuff that has been long expired and survived. Used medications that were over a year outdated and no issues. A number of years ago the US Military did a study on most common prescription meds and found that at 5 yrs old they were only slightly less potent than normal, and after 10 yrs they were still as high as 80% of new. Most of this was done on antibiotics, but still lessens the credibility of manufacturers and doctors claims that something that is 6 months old should be tossed. There is no money in saying they are good for 5 or 10 yrs!
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Yes exactly!! These were some interesting tests and studies! Big pharma cant keep producing and charging if we are hanging on to the old stuff..the truth shall set you free!!
samgraves82
Buff Brother
Thos is true i just learned. Just bummed some eggs from mom a while back and found oug later they were a month or more old.
Legally speaking, and here in the state of California, an egg may be sold as a "fresh egg" if it is anything less than one month old. And I would imgine that that rule applies to all states, though I cannot be certain of that.
samgraves82
Buff Brother
Sorry,in hindsight, i wasnt clear. They had been in the house for over a month. When i found out i was like WTF mom!? LOL she assured me they were fine(CALM DOWN BOY!) and they were
Your mother was correct. Provided that the eggs in question were properly refrigerated the entire time, they were perfectly fit for human consumption, and maybe even fit for your consumption, Sam. ;-)
samgraves82
Buff Brother
Aaaggghhhhhhhh!!! Got me lmao!
With that one, im hungry and just woke up so off to the dog walking and breakfast i go
E32038
EVO V.I.P.
It will be fine. I've used other types of drugs that were over 5 years old and not only am I fine, they worked as indicated.
Same here. As long as its stored well. It'll be fine.
A lot of sources allow for deep discounts relative to short coded gear. So if you like it, but it up!
