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  1. 06-04-2011, 02:52 PM #1
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    Default Refill of cipro?


    I have a refill of 28 qty cipro left its the 500mg. Worth getting? and how long will it last?
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    What is it? You can ask the pharmacist as well as google it..
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    Yes get the refill before the script date expires. Cipro should last a minimum of a year if stored right and that's about 65* F. It's good for many infections and was used in the anthrax scare back when. I think it's generic now so just read any enclosed paperwork. As maric said ask the pharmacist any other questions they're pretty good. I find a longer shelf life on meds if the temp is kept right and I would know.

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    From working in the medical field. the doctor I worked for said that any med. other than a liquid will be good for 6 months past the exparation date.
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