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Obviously the stuff you have right now is over a year old. I won't put anything in my tank if I know it is more older than 1 year with no expiry date on it. That is why when I buy something that has no date, I will buy it in a small amount to use just enough for one year. And I am more concerned with liquid but not very much with powder. If I were you I won't use any of them.
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I have many doubts as well but then I question how something like calcium magnesium or strontium ever goes bad? It is elemental and should stay in that state for eternity in theory. Anyone with any bad experiences personally?
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I think it is just me. My husband is using all expiry dated pills, liquid etc, but nothing happens to him ... I am wondering when it will be happen ... So you don't need to worry too much about your stuff
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Supplements like calcium and alkalinity (ionic) won't go bad but organic ones such as selcon will. I wouldn't have any issues with using years old calcium supplement, for example, since you can't chemically break it down any further than what it already is.
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