Trazodone expiry date?

I can’t see your bottle, so I can’t give a specific date. The expiry date for trazodone is printed on the medication packaging.

What to look for:
- On the bottle or blister pack: a date labeled EXP, EXPIRY, or "Expires" with month/year (for example, 08/2026).
- If the date is unclear or the print is damaged, ask your pharmacist to check the lot number with the manufacturer.

If the date has passed:
- Do not take the medication. Potency can decrease, and there could be safety concerns after expiration.
- Talk to your pharmacist or doctor about getting a fresh supply.

Disposal (if expired or unused):
- Do not flush down the toilet unless your local program specifically allows it.
- Use a medication take-back program if available. If not, you can mix the pills with an inert substance (like used coffee grounds or cat litter) in a sealed bag or container and throw it in the trash. Remove or obscure personal information from the bottle.
- Check local guidelines for the safest option in your area.

If you want, you can share the date you see on your bottle (month/year) and I can help explain what it means and whether you should still use it.