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Poison is a drug. It cures permanently. Almost all drugs expire. When a good drug expires it becomes poisonous or injurious. So,when a poison expires it assumes a chemical state that makes it still poisonous but perhaps not with the same efficacy.I am using deductive reasoning here and not empirical conclusions.Abeggi,who go school for day time to explain further jare.t cures permanently. Almost all drugs expire. When a good drug expires it becomes poisonous or injurious. So,when a poison expires it assumes a chemical state that makes it still poisonous but perhaps not with the same efficacy. I am using deductive reasoning here and not empirical conclusions.
Many oganic poisons like most common insecticides and herbicides break down over time and eventually lose their toxicity. They become less poisonous, meaning you need a bigger dose, but you'd have to wait years after the expiration before it stopped working altogether.Some organic poisons have an expiry date for excatly the opposite reason. They break down, but they break down into more poisonous substances.Some herbicides for example gradually decay and produce dioxanes, some pesticides break down when exposed to water and produce a very potent volatile nerve gas.ronically the chemically altered form of arsenic is often more deadly insofar as it requires a smaller dose to be lethal. It's just less useful because it takes a long time to act. So the asnwer is, it can become less poisonous, it can become more posionous, but poison is always poison.