Do we need an FAQ on this? Look, expiration dates are required by the FDA, they are rarely an indication of the drugs effectivness... benzos don't break down over time like some drugs (namely anti-biodics) .. so a 20 year old bottle of Valium will still pack as much punch as the day it was pressed into a tab... the actually tablet/pill may break down (i.e. crumble) but the drug wont be any less effective... when I first tried Quaaludes the bottle was almost as old as I was, the pill wasn't really solid, kinda crumbled, but it sure as hell layed me out...
In other words, the greenlighter (arch angel or whatever) is wrong..
[ 07 January 2002: Message edited by: PhreeX ]