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See Latest ArticlesStability of gabapentin 300-mg capsules repackaged in unit dose containers
American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 07/29/09
Gupta A et al. – Gabapentin 300–mg capsules in the original containers and repackaged in blister strips were stable up to one year under long–term storage conditions and up to three months under accelerated storage conditions.
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