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To: orkrious who wrote (42163)	9/22/2005 9:56:28 PM
From: Elroy Jetson	Read Replies (2) of 110194

From experience I know drug companies are very conservative in their guaranteed temperature range and "Use By" dates. I once spoke to the scientist who developed a similar drug about storage of that drug. He thought it would still be good after fifty or a hundred years if you kept it away from moisture and kept the temperature below 120 Fahrenheit. His company suggested a shelf life of two years with a much more limited temperature range. I'm particularly amused with the "Use By" dates of less than a year printed on cans of Coca-Cola. After a hundred years, some of their fizz might be gone, but what else could happen? .

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