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I didn’t. Sucks. Don’t be me. Go to the motherfucking dentist. Broken molar I neglected got infected. Most pain I’ve ever been in in my life. Beyond words. Would have rather had my arm sawn off, it hurt so fucking bad. Literally blinding pain and could barely walk. Dentist sent me to the ER. “In 36 years doing this, I’ve never seen anyone in so much pain.” Never use painkillers, high threshold and tough it the fuck out mentality, but this shit had me crippled. No insurance. Fun. Get jacked up on antibiotics, it finally cleared, now all my gut bacteria is dead and I shit liquids. Also fun. I fucking hate the dentist too, but don’t be like me. TAKE CARE OF YOUR FUCKING SELF. No one else will.

I didn’t. Sucks. Don’t be me. Go to the motherfucking dentist. Broken molar I neglected got infected. Most pain I’ve ever been in in my life. Beyond words. Would have rather had my arm sawn off, it hurt so fucking bad. Literally blinding pain and could barely walk. Dentist sent me to the ER. “In 36 years doing this, I’ve never seen anyone in so much pain.” Never use painkillers, high threshold and tough it the fuck out mentality, but this shit had me crippled. No insurance. Fun. Get jacked up on antibiotics, it finally cleared, now all my gut bacteria is dead and I shit liquids. Also fun. I fucking hate the dentist too, but don’t be like me. TAKE CARE OF YOUR FUCKING SELF. No one else will.

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You never know when your pet fish is going to get an infected injury. BTW why do you refrigerate it? Doesn't it last like 5-7 years anyway?

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I tried the fish meds but they barely did anything. I ended up getting an extra bottle of pharmaceutical grade. The quality of the other antibiotics you can get are too poorly regulated. I'm not willing to bet my life on them.

Yes they do last a long time but I'd like them to last as long as humanly possible. They may last 5-7 years or more, but they do deteriorate in quality (and therefore efficacy) after the first year or two. Probably not by much but it's just best practices. As a general rule I try not to expose things like that to temperature fluctuations, same as food or seeds or anything else.

I'd rather do that for no reason, than need them, go to use them, and realize they're bunk.