kirazmattson
1351 posts
Sep 11, 2026
2:03 AM
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Duratia 60 mg (dapoxetine 60 mg) has deteriorated or become unsuitable to take, you generally cannot tell chemical degradation just by looking at the tablet. Laboratory testing is needed to confirm potency and degradation products. P PubMed +1 However, do not use the tablet if you notice obvious physical changes such as: Unusual discoloration, spots, or streaks Cracking, swelling, crumbling, or powdering A tablet that has become soft, sticky, melted, or fused An unusual odor Damaged or opened blister packaging, Duratia 60 MG if the tablets have been exposed to moisture The medicine is past its expiry date. P PubMed Central (PMC) +1 For dapoxetine 60 mg products, storage instructions vary by manufacturer, but a common instruction is to keep them at or below 25–30°C and in the original blister/packaging. P PI-PIL Repository +1 If you're concerned because your Duratia 60 mg tablet looks different, send me a clear photo of the tablet and its blister/packaging, including the expiry date and batch number. I can help you assess the visible signs.
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