Duratia 60 mg has expired or deteriorated, Duratia 60 mg is generally dapoxetine 60 mg, used for premature *****. Signs you should not use it The EXP/expiry date on the blister or box has passed — this is the most reliable indicator. The tablet has changed color, shape, smell, or texture. It is cracked, crumbling, unusually soft, sticky, or swollen. The blister is damaged, punctured, or no longer sealed. It has been stored in excessive heat, humidity, or direct sunlight for a prolonged period. You cannot reliably determine ***** or safety by appearance alone. If the expiry date is missing or unreadable, it's safer not to take the tablet. Also, don't take Duratia 60 mg together with another dapoxetine product, and be particularly cautious with alcohol because dapoxetine can cause dizziness or fainting. If you tell me the expiry date printed on your Duratia strip and how it was stored, I can help you determine whether it should still be used.