When does amlodipine expire?

The expiration date on amlodipine is printed on the bottle or blister pack by the manufacturer. It’s usually labeled EXP or Expires and shown as month/year (for example, Exp 06/2026). I can’t tell you the exact date without seeing your package.

What you should do:
- Check the bottle/blister for the exact date. If it’s expired, don’t take it.
- If you’re unsure, or the label is unclear, ask a pharmacist to read it for you or contact the prescriber.
- If you have expired amlodipine, dispose of it properly. Many places offer drug take-back programs. If that’s not available, you can mix the tablets with something undesired (like coffee grounds or cat litter), seal in a bag or container, and throw in the household trash. Do not flush medications down the toilet unless your local guidelines say it’s acceptable.

If you’d like, you can share a photo or the exact text on the bottle, and I can help interpret it. And if you’re close to the expiration date or need a replacement, talk to your pharmacist or doctor to renew your supply.