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4. Legally, it does. Practically (from an efficacy standpoint)--probably not, if only a few days or

Mon Jun 29, 2026, 05:46 PM

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even a couple of weeks-- as long as they have been stored (refrigerated) properly. But without an FDA waiver, I sincerely doubt they will administer.

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