(see screenshot below) A) On the right side, click/tap on Activate by phone, and go to step 7 below. (see screenshot below) 7. Click/tap on the drop down menu, select your country or region for a toll free number to call for that location, then click/tap on Next. (see screenshot below) 8.ollow the instructions on the screen and phone. (see screenshot below) A) (step 1) Call the toll free activation phone number from step 7 nearest your location. B) (step 2) Enter the ID numbers on your phone keypad when asked to do so over the phone.
<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /> Nothing, Keflex (brand name) Cephalixin (generic) is anti-biotic and unless it's a liquid (and even then it would say on the bottle if it needs to be refrigerated) they usually don't need to be refrigerated. If you are talking about the liquid formulation, it will go bad very quickly. It will survive being left out over night at room temperature, but if a 24 hour period has passed, it needs to be thrown away as the cephalexin (which is the correct spelling) slowly becomes hydrolyzed by water, and later destroyed.
A healthcare provider may prescribe KeflexÂ® (cephalexin) for treating various bacterial infections or for preventing heart valve infections (bacterial endocarditis). This medication is approved for use in adults, children, and even infants. This prescription antibiotic comes in the form of capsules or a liquid. Keflex oral suspension (liquid) comes in the following strengths: Keflex suspension 125 mg/5 mL -- each teaspoon (5 mL) containing 125 mg of cephalexin. Keflex suspension 250 mg/5 mL -- each teaspoon (5 mL) containing 250 mg of cephalexin.