Fildena Chewable 100 mg has expired, it should not be used. Expired medications can be less effective or potentially harmful. Here’s how you should handle expired Fildena Chewable 100 mg:

Do Not Use: Avoid taking the medication as it may not work properly and could pose health risks.

Disposal:

Follow Local Guidelines: Check local regulations for medication disposal. Many areas have specific guidelines or programs for disposing of expired or unused medications.
Drug Take-Back Programs: Use drug take-back programs or facilities, which are often available through pharmacies or local government offices.
Dispose of Properly: If no take-back options are available, you can dispose of the medication by mixing it with an undesirable substance (like used coffee grounds or kitty litter) in a sealed container to prevent accidental ingestion and then throw it in the household trash. Make sure to remove any personal information from the packaging before disposal.
Consult a Pharmacist: If you're unsure how to dispose of expired medication, ask a pharmacist for guidance.

Always check expiration dates on medications regularly and consult a healthcare provider for any questions about the safety or efficacy of your medications.