About a week ago I woke up and my GP Exemestane was missing from my usual spot. I usually take my ancillaries as soon as I awake and since it wasn't there I open a newly bought one to continue easing my itchy nipple symptom. I thought to myself, being the thrifty guy that I am, I hate losing anything of value and I will try my best to find it. So I began to search for it in the jacket and pants pockets I wore the night before. Then my car was next. It wasn't there, so the search continued. Next I looked in the spots that might be over my girl's house. On the counter where I sometimes placed it, the junk drawer underneath, and even in the full trash bag that she took out to the garage. I emptied this garbage bag, that was directly under the counter space, at the time, like an FBI agent and found nothing. After that I thought fuck it, I probably dropped it outside, and if that's the case it is destroyed by the ice and snow. I gave up all hope and didn't think I would ever find it. Days later the weather started to make a change for the better, so I decided to fill my car tire up with air, it looked a little low. When I walked around to the passenger side of the car in my girl's driveway, to my amazement, I saw my missing packet of Exemestane. It was pasted to the ice and snow underneath it, so I pealed it off and looked at it. I thought I would poor water, from the melted snow, out of the packet, but it looked dry. When I got home with it, I cut it open to examine the tabs. Most of them seemed to be in tact, except for a few that were broken. I felt luck to solve the mystery, but I wonder if they suffered a loss in potency that would make them useless or too weak to take. Does anyone think these are still good?