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Helpful Tips for Proper Medication Storage

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Because we provide medication assistance, we are knowledgeable on how to properly store medications. We know that with improper storage, medications can expire early and may become poisonous. So, store them with care. Here are some tips:

  • Medications must be kept in cool, dry, and preferably dark places. This is because extreme temperatures, high humidity, and direct sunlight can damage medications. So, they are best stored inside cabinets and drawers. Avoid keeping them inside the bathroom.
  • Medication bottles and packaging are created the way they are for a reason. And that is because they are intended to protect the contents. So, do not remove them from their original packaging, and do not transfer them to a different container.
  • Moisture is also a culprit of medications that get damaged or expire early. So, remove the cotton ball that comes with the medicine when you first bought it. These cotton balls are put in bottles to prevent medicines from jiggling too much during transport, which may cause them to break. But they need to be removed once you start taking your meds because they can cause moisture buildup.

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