The smell of vinegar from an old bottle of aspirin is an indication that the active ingredient in aspirin, acetylsalicylic acid, has decomposed. One of the products of the decomposition of aspirin is acetic acid, which is the active ingredient in vinegar and what smells. You should definitely not consume drugs that are past the expiration date that have decomposed!
You may need to discard it because some meds can be toxic after a certain date, or after being exposed to sunlight, humidity, etc. As cheap as aspirin is these days, one should not hesitate to replace it if there are any questions at all about its freshness.
aspirin is acetylsalicylic acid vinegar is acetic acid when in contact with moisture aspirin hydrolyzes to form acetic acid
Hydrolysis
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My bottle says to discard one year after the prescription is filled.
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Generally, 1 month after opening
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if you find a two year old in the bathroom with an empty bottle of aspirin you call the poison control center
Aspirin & Vinegar both contain salicylates. Combining the two could actually be dangerous to someone with a salicylate allergy.
GET THE CHILD TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM IMMEDIATELY!
You could. But then again on the bottle it says not to unless directed by your DR.
All medicine can deteriorate, get contaminated or go stale if left too long.
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polyethylene or polypropylene are common polymers used to produce bottles or jars for the medical industry