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| So What Happens to our Foods |
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As major pharmacies gear up to take on more Ready to Eat foods. Ask yourself ?
Shouldn't they be taking the same precautions with the food we eat, quality, and food
safety as in our medications.
Shouldn't they be taking the same precautions with the food we eat, quality, and food
safety as in our medications.
| "Yes we take Extra Care to filter and control the light." |
Why are They Colored?
Prescription bottles are usually colored
to provide maximum protection to the
medicines. To prevent light from
degrading the medicine inside through
photochemical reactions. Many
substances--milk, beer, medications--
degrade with exposure to light. And so
to preserve the medication's
effectiveness, prescription bottles are
created with the intention of keeping
medicines fresher. Some Say “WOW”
to provide maximum protection to the
medicines. To prevent light from
degrading the medicine inside through
photochemical reactions. Many
substances--milk, beer, medications--
degrade with exposure to light. And so
to preserve the medication's
effectiveness, prescription bottles are
created with the intention of keeping
medicines fresher. Some Say “WOW”
| Recently red color is adopted by the Target stores to color the prescription bottles manufactured by them. But What about our food? |
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