Mail-order meds heat concern

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If You Get Meds by Mail, They May Be Losing Potency in Summer Heat

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Some healthcare providers are increasingly concerned about the potential for heat-related degradation during shipping.

The United States Pharmacopeia recommends oral meds be kept in an environment that’s between 68 and 77 degrees ( 20 to 25 Celsius) Some mail-order pharmacists are assuring customers that their drugs are safe to use as long as there were no visible signs of degradation.

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