It depends on how you have stored it. Most drugs will slowly degrade over time, but this process will be quicker if the drug is exposed to heat or sunlight. The expiration date is usually very conservative, meaning the pharmaceutical companies err on the side of caution. So in most cases a few months over the expiration date won't matter all that much. In the case of amoxicillin there are no toxic degradations that could form, as far as I know.
If you do decide not to take it, please bring the unused drug to your pharmacist to be disposed of properly. If you were to just throw it away or flush it down the toilet, the drug would come into the environment, giving bacteria a chance to get used to it. This would would mean bacteria are less susceptible to drug the next time someone gets an infection.
For the same reason, please follow the treatment duration as on the drug information. If you take the drug too shortly, it might not kill all susceptible bacteria and if the disease relapses the bacteria would be immune to the drug.
Yes. A bottle prescribed for you lasts 12 - 18 months. Store brought pamol has an expiry date.
The expiry date of Breezer, like most alcoholic beverages, is typically printed on the label or bottle. Generally, Breezer has a shelf life of about 12-18 months from the date of production if stored properly. However, it's best consumed before the expiry date for optimal taste and quality. Always check the packaging for the specific date.
12 months.
12 months
12 months
Take the number of months and divide by 12 to find the years.
3. There are 12 months in a year, so you take one fourths of 12=3
12 months.
If you take a jet it will be 513 years, 2 months. With rocket it is 12 years,3 months
It takes the Earth approximately 12 months to make a complete revolution around the Sun, resulting in one year.
11 - 12 months
12-20 months