I recently filled a script for 3 months worth, and instead of the traditional thicker white bottle with the sticker featuring the "Propecia" logo on it and they put it in one of the thin transluscent cylyndrical plastic bottles. The new bottle does not have the two capsules that absorb moisture. I was considering pouring them into my last bottle. Is that useful to keep them fresher?
Is it important to keep Propecia in the original bottle?
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Your bottle should have some dessicate [basically silica gel] wrapped up in paper. This will keep out humidity and condensation. Reason for this, is because the bottle you have is not fully air tight.
I am not sure if you have the original propecia tablets but most of these tablets are coated by a special sugar coating. Most of the time this will be safe but if condensation creeps in, the tablets will be ruined. So store the out of light, and in dry cupboard [not in the fridge].
I am not sure if you have the original propecia tablets but most of these tablets are coated by a special sugar coating. Most of the time this will be safe but if condensation creeps in, the tablets will be ruined. So store the out of light, and in dry cupboard [not in the fridge].