There’s nothing worse than giving a customer a product with
a low or expired shelf life. But it doesn’t necessarily mean that the product’s
unsafe to use. Instead, it might not be fresh as the manufacturer would like it
to be. Of course, you should always treat these products with caution if you do
end up with an expired date just in case something has become unusable; and
always ensure that you get a discount on these products as you’re not guaranteed
the best quality. We don’t sell many of these products but as they arrive they’re
checked then stored in a special area where they can be monitored monthly. But
it’s out of our control if this process is skipped at the sending area and the
customer has already purchased the product. Some products do the exact opposite
and have a ‘born on’ date rather than a user date; though this is more to help
aid manufacturers with their distribution processes, although some people mistake
these for expiry dates.
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