no
Most drugs will lose potency once they become expired. If this was your prescription, it probably did not do any damage. You should never take a pill that has not been prescribed for you.
Most drugs lose their potency over time, if the pill was prescribed for you it most likely didn't do any damage - but it is also unlikely to be much help. You can call the pharmacy where the prescription was filled to be sure.
Unless you boil or vaporize it, it won't lose it's potency for years. Recently they discovered a tomb filled with marijuana over 20,000 years old. It still had some potency.
no. it loses it's potency after about a year
By vaporizing it.
No
No.
Yes, marijuana can lose potency over time due to factors like exposure to light, heat, and air which can degrade the cannabinoids. Proper storage in a cool, dark, and airtight container can help slow down the loss of potency.
"Potency" is a term which refers to the strength of something. In the case of pharmeceuticals, the potency of a given substance refers to how powerful it is, or or much of an active ingredient is concentrated in it. For example: Adderall is a stimulant drug administered in pill form. If you had a pill in one hand that had 5 milligrams of the main amphetamine ingredient in it and a pill in the other hand that had 20 milligrams of the ingredient in it, the 20 milligram pill is the more "potent" because it has more active ingredient in it and therefore the effects will be more powerful.
so they do not expire and lose their potency
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