Do steroids have an expiration date?

[Fredb]

Im thinking of ordering a big bulk that would last me 2-3 years worth. But worrying it'll go bad (expire)
thoughts?

 

[DylanGemelli]

in theory they should be fine but i personally wouldnt let something sit around that long and use it... thats your call, i just know i wouldnt

 

[Fredb]

Thanks DG.. I guess I can just order for 1 year at a time then.

 

[cbbram00]

Most oil based injectables have an expiration date of 3-5 years. It should be listed on the vial.

 

[DylanGemelli]

there's no need to have that much shit on hand at once bro... a year of stock is plenty...

 

[Tazz]

I used test up to 2.5 years old and my labs came out just as they should of. Keep it away from sunlight and i bet you can go 3-4 easy.


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[Fredb]

Tazz, do most of the pharma brands have expiration dates?

 

[RickRock]

Tazz, do most of the pharma brands have expiration dates?

Yes most do, but it's not really anything to go by. It's about how they are stored

 

[Fredb]

Thanks rick.

 

[DylanGemelli]

cool and dry place for storage..

 

[Tazz]

Tazz, do most of the pharma brands have expiration dates?

Exactly as Rick and Dylan said brother, store it in a cool dry place out of sunlight and you should be fine for years even after expiration.


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[moebetter]

Just a thought, a source produces a product and gives it a three year expiration date. Since it's mass produced, they have a lot on hand. The product will likely get sold very close to the expiration date before a deep discount is offered to get rid of the remaining supply. So product could be sitting in their inventory for a couple of years, before you purchase it. Also they could just relabel it with a new expiration date and you would never know. It's a matter of preference and as most have said just keep it in a cool dry place.

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[DylanGemelli]

Just a thought, a source produces a product and gives it a three year expiration date. Since it's mass produced, they have a lot on hand. The product will likely get sold very close to the expiration date before a deep discount is offered to get rid of the remaining supply. So product could be sitting in their inventory for a couple of years, before you purchase it. Also they could just relabel it with a new expiration date and you would never know. It's a matter of preference and as most have said just keep it in a cool dry place.

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really good point and something to definitely think about