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Sort correct storage conditions, expiry check methods and health risks of improper storage for common household medicines, provide practical reference for ordinary families.
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Sort out correct storage conditions for common oral medicines, topical medicines and cold-chain medicines for ordinary families, explain how to identify expiry dates, list the disadvantages of storing medicines in common areas like balconies, bathrooms and kitchens, and introduce potential health hazards of expired or deteriorated medicines. The content should be easy to understand and suitable for ordinary residents without professional medical background.
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