When it comes to storing medication, general guidelines suggest that many medicines can be kept at room temperature, typically between 20°C to 25°C (68°F to 77°F). However, some medications may require refrigeration or protection from light and moisture to maintain their effectiveness and safety.

It's very important to follow the specific storage instructions provided with your medication. These instructions are usually found on the medication label or the accompanying leaflet. If the label does not specify, or if you are unsure, please consult your pharmacist or doctor for precise guidance.

Proper storage helps ensure that the medication works as intended and reduces the risk of spoilage or reduced potency. If you notice any changes in the medication’s appearance, smell, or texture, do not use it and seek advice from a healthcare professional.

For any concerns or questions about your medication, please reach out to your prescribing doctor or pharmacist. If you experience any urgent issues related to medication, you can contact emergency services at Apollo Emergency - 1066.