Medicines are kept in a drawer, after summer, is it okay

Hello: It is not important that the medicine is placed in the drawer after the summer, the important thing is that the medicine has not expired, has not deteriorated, the packaging is not damaged, there is no abnormal state, if the above situation does not occur, the medicine can be eaten.

As long as it is not damp and has not expired, it can still be used.

Yes, as long as there is no special indication of the storage method on the drug instructions.

It depends on whether the drug has any abnormalities and whether there is a tide, and whether it has a maintenance date, in fact, even if the medicine has been put for so long, it is better not to use it, after all, it is not a general thing.......

What type it is, it is generally okay if it is stored properly, and then you have to look at the production date and expiration date. o(∩_o~

As long as it is unopened, it is not a medicine with precautions.

Look at the temperature of your room is suitable for the storage conditions of medicines Some medicines need to be refrigerated at a constant temperature.

Not necessarily some medicines should be put in the refrigerator otherwise they will be invalid, read the instructions in the cool place is the refrigerator.

All medicines have an expiration date on the instructions, no matter where you put them, as long as they expire, it is best not to take them, for the sake of physical and mental health.

Look at the instructions, the date of manufacture, both the expiration date, the storage method,

See if the date has expired and if it is sealed.

What kind of medicine do you have to look at for this? It's best to look at the expiration date, and if you're not at ease, it's best to check them online one by one

In the summer, should I store the medicine in the refrigerator? Most medicines need to be stored in a cool place at room temperature. In general, when the temperature does not exceed 30 °C, no special treatment is required.

Some medications, such as suppository medications, should be stored in the refrigerator if the temperature is too high. Medicines that are susceptible to moisture, such as dry yeast and compound licorice tablets, should be stored in an airtight container to avoid moisture. People should store medicines according to the storage conditions and corresponding storage temperatures in the drug instructions.

The general storage conditions and temperature are divided into three categories: one is room temperature storage, which is required to be 10 30; Second, it should be placed in a cool and dark place, and the temperature should be below 20; Thirdly, refrigerate at 2 8 hours.

1. Select the pill box. It is best to use small pill boxes in pharmacies**, or homemade wooden boxes, small cabinets and drawers can also be used as pill boxes. The medicine box should be placed within the easy reach of children.

It's best not to lock it. 2. Drugs are generally placed in a dry, cool and dark place. Bulk tablets should be set up using colored glass or plastic bottles, preferably with desiccant inside.

Cough syrup, anti-allergy syrup, and other liquid preparations can be stored at room temperature. Do not leave them in the refrigerator. Because the solubility of most liquid formulations decreases, crystals can precipitate at too low temperatures, resulting in changes in drug concentration.

Eye drops are usually kept at room temperature. If there are special tips, keep them in the refrigerator.

3. Classification. Separate internal and external medicines, prescription and over-the-counter drugs, medicines, and health supplements. The daily medication of patients with chronic diseases such as coronary heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, epilepsy, etc., should be placed in the family medicine cabinet according to the doctor's recommendations.

4. Label the drug packaging. Indicate the name, specification, quantity, expiration date, indications, dosage, contraindications, adverse reactions, precautions, etc. of the drug. 5. Check the medicine box regularly.

For expired, unqualified, and lost labels, it is necessary to resolutely dismantle and update them in a timely manner. 6. Read and follow the instructions. Medicines are a special commodity that, if used properly, can prevent and ** disease.

Improper use can be harmful to health. Before using a drug for the first time, you must read the instructions carefully to understand its efficacy, ***, etc.

No, because the medicine only needs to be stored in a cool and room temperature place.

In the summer, it is very hot, at this time, it is necessary to put the medicine in the refrigerator for preservation, and it should be refrigerated, which is more conducive to the preservation of the medicine.

No, drugs generally do not need to be stored in the refrigerator, room temperature is fine, except for some special drugs, there is no need to put the samples in the refrigerator.