Baclofen expired?

Short answer: don’t take baclofen after its expiration date. The date is the point up to which the manufacturer guarantees full potency and safety. After that, potency can drop and safety isn’t guaranteed.

What to do if you have expired baclofen:
- Do not use it.
- Dispose of it safely. Best options:
- Use a local drug take-back program or pharmacy drop-off if available.
- If no program is available: mix the pills with something unpleasant (e.g., used coffee grounds or kitty litter) in a sealed bag or container and throw it in the trash. Remove the label if you can. Do not flush down the toilet unless the label or local guidelines say to.
- If you need a baclofen refill, contact your prescribing clinician or pharmacist.

If you’re unsure or you’ve already taken some expired medication and feel unwell, contact a healthcare provider or poison control in your area.

Would you like help with finding a local take-back program or disposal instructions specific to your location?