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Mar 30, 2025 23 min

Is It Still Good?

from That Don‘t Sound Right Hosted by TDSRpodcast

In this engaging episode, Cecil and Peter dive into the world of expiration dates, specifically focusing on pharmaceuticals. They discuss the complexities and implications of expiration dates, exploring how they affect both potency and safety of medications. With anecdotes and humor, they question whether expired drugs can still be effective or even dangerous, presenting a perspective that challenges conventional thinking. As they take a nostalgic journey into the pre-internet days where conversations were the core source of knowledge, Cecil and Peter also touch upon societal perceptions and ethics surrounding expired drugs, especially in contexts like humanitarian aid. Somehow they bring it home with a Brazilian liquor that contains Jambu the toothache plant. #TDSRpodcast #expire #pharmaceuticals #jambu Join the conversation with us! Merchandise: https://that-dont-sound-right.creator-spring.com/ Website: thatdontsoundright.com Email: [email protected] Instagram: @tdsrpodcast Threads @tdsrpodcast Enjoy the episode!

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Is It Still Good?

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  1. 0:04 Introduction to That Old Sound Right
  2. 0:42 The Expiration Date Debate
  3. 10:20 Home Remedies and Natural Medicine
  4. 14:08 Exploring Jambu and Kasasha
  5. 21:29 Wrapping Up the Conversation

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