I have tried researching, but difficult to find good info.
Buddy has some assorted aas’s, approx 3 yrs old. Offered to me for free. Should I consider using them?
In the UK (and I imagine most countries) there’s the sell or use by date on the product, if the vial is made by a licensed company so totally legit then the test should easily be fine within that time if not opened before hand.
If taken 1 day after that date then you’d have no comeback if problems.
There is normally a recommended time for how long it’s good after opening, I’ve seen around 30 days.
If you took one day after this you would have no comeback if problems.
Most products are safe way after the use by date and often after the opening time recommendation, but legally you are on your own.
Obviously if the product is UGL you have no comeback if it says anything, even if you take it the day its made and bottled.
And as you are getting this from a friend so even if legal its not scripted to you then you have no comeback (unless in a country its legal to buy over the counter and within its date on label and unopen.)
Basically test is cheap so its just how flush your feeling with the cash right now. Orals I wouldn’t worry about too much as they may loose potency, the test may still be fine but possibly weaker but no way of knowing without testing it or getting bloods and if it is actually contaminated and you’re pinning into your body then obviously super easy for it to go wrong.
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Just to be clear, I’m not a med pro but read up on this a bit (and can’t honestly say right now if I’d use it or not if offered, probably not but maybe if something hard to get).
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when I deployed to the middle east we had a lot of expired medicine. I reached out to our military pharmacy and they stated that at 2-3 years expired a medicine would roughly 90-95% of its origional. That’s with in normal stardard of deviation and if it is sealed and not open to the environments i your good to use
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