Poison FAQ
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Medicine Q: I found some pills in an unlabeled bottle. How do I find out what they are? A: Take the pills to your pharmacist. He/she can identify them for you. If the pharmacist cannot identify the pills, he/she can call the GPC. The GPC will only identify pills for pharmacists and physicians. Q: Is it dangerous to take expired medicine? A: Yes! Medicine changes over time leaving it in a toxic or |
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ineffective form. The expiration date is provided for your protection. Never take expired medicine. Q: If my medicine has expired, what is the proper way to dispose of it? A: These are the Federal guidelines for the proper disposal of prescription drugs:
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