1. Understanding Expiry Dates for Herbal Medicines

   • Expiry dates on herbal products like Dhootapapeshwar Bhoonimbadi Kada indicate the period during which the manufacturer guarantees the product’s safety and effectiveness. Even if unopened, the chemical composition and potency can change after this date.
   • It is important to respect these dates to avoid reduced benefits or potential risks.

2. Risks of Consuming Expired Herbal Products

   • After expiry, the active ingredients may lose potency, making the remedy less effective.
   • There is also a risk of contamination or degradation, especially in liquid formulations, which could lead to adverse effects.

3. Specific Considerations for Dhootapapeshwar Bhoonimbadi Kada

   • This product typically has a defined shelf life and should be stored as per instructions (usually in a cool, dry place).
   • Being a liquid, it is more susceptible to changes over time, such as microbial growth or ingredient breakdown.

4. Guidance on Consumption

   • It is generally advisable not to consume Dhootapapeshwar Bhoonimbadi Kada past its expiry date, even if unopened.
   • Consult an Ayurvedic doctor or a qualified healthcare professional before considering its use.
   • Dispose of expired herbal medicines safely, following local guidelines or pharmacy recommendations.

5. When to Seek Medical Advice

   • If the expired product has been consumed and you experience symptoms like stomach upset, allergic reactions, or unusual discomfort, seek medical evaluation promptly.
   • Early professional assessment can help manage any adverse effects effectively.

6. Alternative Steps

   • Obtain a fresh supply of the product from a reliable source to ensure safety and efficacy.
   • Consider consulting an Ayurvedic practitioner for alternative remedies or personalized advice based on your health needs.

If you have any concerns or symptoms after using expired herbal products, please consult an Ayurvedic doctor for proper guidance. In case of emergencies, contact Apollo Emergency at 1066.