Can I still use Kaisailu if it has expired for 1 year?
Generally, glycerin suppositories should not be used one year past the expiration date, as their properties may have changed and using them could lead to significant side effects. Details are as follows:
The main ingredients of glycerin suppositories include mannitol or magnesium sulfate, along with high-concentration oils such as glycerin or sorbitol. These components help soften stool, stimulate the rectal wall, and promote bowel movements. When the product is one year past its expiration date, its effectiveness may have diminished or been lost entirely, making it ineffective for relieving constipation. If the physical properties of the medication have changed, it may cause noticeable adverse reactions in patients, such as allergic reactions or abdominal pain.
Glycerin suppositories are explicitly labeled as unsuitable for use if there is any change in appearance or consistency. When treating constipation with medication, it is recommended to first consult a doctor.