This is probably pretty basic but I used some nausea remedy for Gabby in January, mixed some up and kept it in the refrigerator. Is it still good? JJ threw up at 5AM this morning, all food consumed 10 hours prior, and has been "down for the count" all day long, staying outside for 6 hours from 8-2PM. He seems a bit out of it. Not interested in eating but drinks water. He has thrown up in the past and never seemed to be lethargic this long. I was going to give him some nux vomica and gastruccomeel I had mixed up. It looks like there are some particles in it. So I don't know if it is still viable since January. Thanks
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How long does a remedy last in the refrigerator
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When in doubt, throw it out!
Homeopathic medicines are inexpensive, easy to prepare, and don't contaminate the environment when they are thrown out.
If a homeopathic medicine does not contain alcohol, I keep it in the fridge for a month or two.
If I see particles in any mixed up liquid homeopathic medicine, i discard it.
Stay well,
Dr. Sara
Homeopathic medicines are inexpensive, easy to prepare, and don't contaminate the environment when they are thrown out.
If a homeopathic medicine does not contain alcohol, I keep it in the fridge for a month or two.
If I see particles in any mixed up liquid homeopathic medicine, i discard it.
Stay well,
Dr. Sara
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