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Expired caber?

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So i got this caber from a pretty popular source on here at the moment probably about 2-3 weeks ago. Ive just now taken a look at the bottle and it says manfucaturing date: 03/11 and expiry date 03/13. Is this still okay to use?

jaredgeorge1989's picture

I got a question question not trying to hijack the thread.I have some prami from a source pill form which i bought 1 yr ago.not gonna say which source but will say all the pills come in red capsules.Is it ok to use 1 yr old prami and it doesnt have exp date.

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Axecution's picture

Read my earlier post Blum 3

The military cant afford to update their meds every few years so they tested it to the exp date and even 15+ years after exp. date 95% were good to go. The exp. date is just when the manufacturer can guarantee its good. So your Prami should be fine.

Highstakes_lowrider2's picture

Hey guys, yeh it was in pill form. I spoke to my source and he assured me it was fine. Thanks for all your inputs Smile

A50's picture

My buddy Alin says he has had stuff tested many years past expire and it came back ok.
It's all in the way you store your stuff.

Axecution's picture

Your source will most likely replace it.

However as far as expiration date is concerned it stems from FDA laws. The date is when the manufacturer can guarantee the drugs efficacy. However tests have shown most drugs are just as effective 15 years after expiration date. Pop them bad boys.

thekaz's picture

Is it liquid caber? If so no. The shelf life on the liq is really really short to begin with. Dont risk it

Catalyst's picture

X2. On the liquid.

I'd contact your source, although if tablet form there's no real issue to be honest. This sort of drug has to have a fairly short lifespan under manufacturing standards in the pharmaceutical industry. A lifespan that bares no real reflection to the drug itself.

P's picture

Is that mainly for business incentives? To keep the shelf-life of their product range short so their customers can make residual orders and keep the organisation profitable.

gatorbits's picture

most likely yes, although I would use it sooner than later; you may want to contact Src for replacement though to be sure

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