can cyclogest contaminated if it accidently fell down on flour
by nazia
(karachi)
i am 18 weeks pregnant and tonight when i using cyclogest it fell down on flour i keep it in fridge and then use at night can it be cintaminated while it was inside cover? Please tell me i have many cats also around me i wonder can it contaminated thanks
Hi Nazia It will not be contaminated if the cover was on. Take care Wray
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