Posted by alexandra_k on March 8, 2020, at 15:01:13
In reply to phenelzine, posted by paulb on March 8, 2020, at 11:28:21
I had a bit of a look online to see what I could find / figure out.
I didn't find much.
I would be looking into who is manufacturing the tablets and what the manufacturers instructions say, specifically, about storage of the product.
It might be that different manufacturers have different formulas or the formula from the same manufacturer has changed. For example, some formulations might avoid fillers that are known allergens but a result might be a product less stable at room temperature.
On the other hand, it could be that there isn't a change to the product, so much as a change in our knowledge about it. For example, it might be that the product is more widely distributed (e.g., to tropical countries) so they have updated the information to provide a more predictably stable temperature for storage.
It might be that they have lengthened the expiry date on the product by way of requiring refrigeration.
Don't know.
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