4 months supply of unopened Enzalutamide - what do we do with it?

I suspect the pharmacy would destroy it. Once a drug is out of the supply chain they don't know what conditions it has been stored in, have tablets bean mixed up cut in half. Definitely a more than my jobs worth situation.

Also you can't really give them away, because you would be supplying prescription drugs without a licence. Now I know that most smack heads aren't going to switch from heroin to get a hit out of enzo, but technically you would be down on the streets with the hoes, the pimps and the pushers. Though if your grand kids play GTA you would gain quite a lot of credibility with them.

Yes hanging on to them makes most sense.

Hi

I know it's criminal,I remember the time I had dozens of dressings and nephrostomy bags unused,I had to throw them away!!!what a waste.NHS cut treatment options yet waste in other areas!!very frustrating.

Phil

Do you mind me asking what his side effects were? My husband has been on Enzalutamide since November last year and has dreadful restless legs which keep him awake a lot and he's getting up to pee almost every hour sometimes... he also gets a lot of joint and muscle pain which we think is possibly down to the meds along with a low mood which is not him at all. He had an x-ray recently and it showed moderate degenerative disease in his spine and hip but he's 66 so its probably not all down to the meds (hes also on Zoladex injections).  I hope your husband gets on better with the Aberaterone.