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| 28 | | Typical magnitude | 12–60 months | Hours to 180 days | | 28 | | Typical magnitude | 12–60 months | Hours to 180 days | |
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| + | 30 | Two consequences of the table are worth drawing out. Because the two dates are limited by different things, they respond differently to storage: refrigeration extends a microbiologically limited beyond-use date substantially and generally extends an expiration date not at all, since the expiration date already assumes the labelled condition. And because a beyond-use date is assigned rather than measured, it can be assigned correctly to a preparation that has in fact already degraded, if the degradation route was one the default table does not contemplate.{{r|usp797,usp1191}} | |
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| 30 | == References == | 32 | == References == |
| 31 | {{reflist}} | 33 | {{reflist}} |
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| 38 | [[Category:Cold chain and stability]] | 40 | [[Category:Cold chain and stability]] |
| 39 | [[Category:Pharmacy compounding]] | 41 | [[Category:Pharmacy compounding]] |
| + | 42 | [[Category:Clinical practice]] | |
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