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If you are on long term medication you are going to be in trouble within 90 days as the active ingredients to many of those meds come from China with no secondary source.
I expect people will start to die from high blood pressure and other chronic medical conditions like that very soon.
A lot more people are going to die from side effects of our reaction to this coronavirus than by the coronavirus.

102 people die daily in the US from car accidents, 4.5 of those are under 16- non-drivers. The US is safer compared to much of the world which totals over a million deaths annually. If we cared about saving lives the only thing we should be doing is working on self driving cars.

rug357 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 19, 2020 1:45 pm If you are on long term medication you are going to be in trouble within 90 days as the active ingredients to many of those meds come from China with no secondary source.
I expect people will start to die from high blood pressure and other chronic medical conditions like that very soon.
A lot more people are going to die from side effects of our reaction to this coronavirus than by the coronavirus.

One hope that can come out of this mess is that it will become illegal to do that kind of critical supply/ingredient outsourcing if it can be done here. There's already an ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) shortage right now because pretty much all of it comes from China because they make it cheap.

I stockpiled a years supply of my medication. When I did not need as high a dose for malignant hypertension. I did not have my scrip changed. I just took the extra meds and stored them in a dark room at 45% humidity and 70°. That I store my powder and primers in

Now only if I'd thought of doing that with TP

The weird continues to grow...

> “It’s hard to believe that we even have to post this.
> Do not call 9-1-1 just because you ran out of toilet
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Firemedic2000 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 19, 2020 7:33 pm I stockpiled a years supply of my medication. When I did not need as high a dose for malignant hypertension. I did not have my scrip changed. I just took the extra meds and stored them in a dark room at 45% humidity and 70°. That I store my powder and primers in

And meds last long beyond their expiration date too, for long term storage:

https://www.drugs.com/article/drug-expi ... dates.html

zeebaron wrote: ↑Thu Mar 19, 2020 9:01 pm

Firemedic2000 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 19, 2020 7:33 pm I stockpiled a years supply of my medication. When I did not need as high a dose for malignant hypertension. I did not have my scrip changed. I just took the extra meds and stored them in a dark room at 45% humidity and 70°. That I store my powder and primers in

And meds last long beyond their expiration date too, for long term storage:

https://www.drugs.com/article/drug-expi ... dates.html

Wrong meds can last a very very long time. The military has meds they've had in storage for 25 years. They may weaken some what over time. There is one med thorough. An antibiotic that can become toxic pass it's expiration date. It's called tetracycline But it's very seldom prescribed any more.

Drug manufacturer's give a date because just like anything else. They want to keep selling. Other wise people would keep their drugs and they'd not sell new batches. Thus they would lose money. Think about it.

When I took pharmacological in medic school. We covered this very subject. For liability purposes we mostly kept our meds up to date. Even though they were still good. I still have IV bags 10 years old that are still good. As long as they are not cloudy and are clear. They are good. They are only saline bags.

Just go talk to your pharmacist. Mine has a stockpile of drugs. He's a prepper.

Don't ever throw away your meds. Keep them and store them in a dry cool dark place. Not in your refrigerator either.

You know come to think of it. We never cycled morphine or fentanyl