Some room-temperature drugs are approved to spend up to 24 hours in temperatures from as low as the upper 50s to as high as 104 degrees. But scientists just don’t know how a number of medications respond to more extreme temperatures.
Alex Smith, KCUR
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Extreme temperatures may pose risks to some mail-order medsJanuary 18th 2019
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