Those are two common twinge meds. I'd recommend seeing your doc for a new prescription. Whatever potency they may enjoy had is ably gone and makes taking them moot.
I would say-so to not take it.
It is other best to contact a physician or call a pharmaceutical hotline or a number on the bottle.
They are conspicuously safe to thieve, the expiration date is simply a guideline as to when they (might) not be 100% as strong as when they were made. So the solely ill effect might be that instead of taking 2, you would enjoy to take 3 to stamp out your pain(that is just a guess as to how lots were prescribed).
As far as calling the hotline, as someone else recommended, logically the pharmaceutical company would love for you to throw them away, so that you would have to travel to the doctor to get a topical prescription, therefore making their wallet fatter.
No NO NO Do not take this medication, medication do indeed expire. Call the dr and get a unusual prescription.
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