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(Summary description)First of all, medicines cannot all be put together. There are three reasons for this: one is because in the long-term storage of drugs, temperature, humidity and other environmental factors will have an impact on them, and complex physical and chemical changes occur. If topical and internal drugs are stored together, they will affect each other. Secondly, there is a risk of confusing the medication and causing harm to the human body. For example, the topical drug Furfuryl Glycolate, the appearance of which is very similar to the strawberry-flavored suspension, can easily cause misuse. Third, it is also unsafe to mix adult and children's medication. Because both may have the same name and similar appearance, but with different specifications, if adult medicines are mistakenly given to children, they may cause serious harm to them. Therefore, it is best to keep all medicines separately. Secondly, many people will keep medicines in the refrigerator, which actually depends on the situation, different drugs are stored under different conditions. The storage temperature of medicines include: room temperature (0℃-30℃), such as Azithromycin dry suspension; cool (0℃-20℃), such as Kratom Bay Combination. Some drugs also require sealing, avoiding light, drying, etc. For example, the solubility of drugs in syrup agents at too low a temperature may decrease, resulting in drug concentrations that do not match the label; creams are kept at too low a temperature, which may cause stratification of the matrix and affect its uniformity and efficacy. Therefore, the preservation of drugs or to comply with the requirements of the word "storage" on the outer packaging or instructions.