Im not worried about the family member im worried about the expired prescription in the car
Hmmm, what causes you to believe the RX is expired?
I ask that question because in addition to being an attorney, I'm a licensed osteopathic physician.
I write scripts.
There is no expiration date on my scripts, just the date I wrote the script.
Beyond that, if you gave the script to a pharmacist, the pharmacist filled the script, but should have kept it for the pharmacy's records and the DEA.
How or why do you still possess a script that you claim is expired, but has been filled?
Don't answer the question, I know the answer.
If you don't immediately change your behavior, you'll find yourself under arrest facing a drug charge.
The script isn't expired.
I can think of three things that it is, however.