This is a very broad question as it may be similar to comparing bread and dried food when comparing to the most stable vs unstable. The shorter the expiry time, the less long after expiry that it is safe. Creams and liquids can be less stable than medication. It also depends on if they are stored in dry cool places or not.
I am generally conservative about this and following 6 months after expiry, I get suspicious. However, if you can afford a doctor's visit, or even if a pharmacy technician can advise you, I'd say to get a new stock in case.
Maalox is no longer any good after the expiration date. When the expiration date has passed it means that it is no longer as effective as it once was.
You can take vitamins after the expiration date. They are normally safe to take. However, I wouldn't take them so long after they already expired.
Is it safe to eat coconut cream after expiration date
Until the expiration date.
You should never eat a dairy product after the expiration date.
Drugs aren't dangerous if taken after expiration date. A lot of prescription drugs have a really long shelf life even after the expiration date, but the effectiveness of the prescription will decrease as time goes by after the expiration date.
About 6 months after the date.
They can last forever. The only problem with using them past the expiration date is the longer the inhaler goes past the expiration date the less effective the medication will be.
As long as the can is not damaged....for as long as you can think. (Unless it has an expiration date on it!)
Yes, because the powder is essentially composed of sugars and vitamins- two things that take very long periods of time to "go bad".As long as it is within a year of the expiration date, it should be fine.
The expiration date is printed on the license.
Car seat expiration