Both men and women should have their first colonoscopy by age 50, unless there are reasons for your healthcare provider to recommend one sooner. These reasons may include a family history of colon cancer or colon polyps, a personal history of inflammatory bowel disease, or certain gastrointestinal (GI) issues.
Schedule III and IV medications (such as Vicodin and Xanax) are often valid for 180 days, while prescriptions for Schedule V and VI drugs (sleep aids and anti-diarrheal medications) may be good for up to 12 months due to their lower risk for dependency.
expiration may depend on how long the pills sat on the pharmacy shelves before reaching you, or how long it was on the warehouse shelf before reaching the pharmacy. under normal circumstances, the drugs should be good for at least a year before reaching the patient. it depends. each lot has an assigned expiration date. expiration may depend on how long the pills sat on the pharmacy shelves before reaching you, or how long it was on the warehouse shelf before reaching the pharmacy. under normal circumstances, the drugs should be good for at least a year before reaching the patient. it depends.