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Storing Emeprid (metaclopramide )

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nessar

Warren Veteran
With Emeprid syrup, I know you aren't meant to store it in the light, but if I drew some up in syringes ready, but kept them in a tin so it was dark, would that be okay? And is it okay to freeze?

I'm asking as by drawing up the syringes and leaving them outside with individual portions of food, it will make life much easier for my Auntie when she is looking after the buns over Christmas.
 
As long as the syringes are sterile I don't see why it would make a difference. I wouldn't try freezing unless it says somewhere it's okay.
 
Stator said:
As long as the syringes are sterile I don't see why it would make a difference. I wouldn't try freezing unless it says somewhere it's okay.
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Thanks :) I wasn't going to put them in a freezer, was just worried that the temp outside may drop over christmas and they may freeze.
 
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