Why does this wheel chock have an expiration date on it, I never seen that before?
1436180
So the Camco lawyers can justify their billings.. Actually, assuming the plastic is exposed to the elements, particularly sun, snow, freeze and salt, the plastic must have a lifetime anticipated. Beyond which the structural integrity will suffer. By the warning Camco hopes to insulate itself from liability for product failure based on the proposition that most folks won't replace them until something bad happens.
1436181
I believe it's because it's plastic and after long use, wear and tear & even weather, the plastic that it is made of get's brittle.
580357
The expiration date should be on the tube itself. At the bottom of the tube look catefully it is easy to miss. Basically where the tube is sealed so it won't comeout on the bottom there little lines where the plastic is melted look carefully. Hope this helps and I explained it enough.
579215
It's the manufacturing date and many of my health products come with a manufacturing date now and no expiration date of them. It's becoming common and I like it because it tells me how fresh the product is. Expiration dates on the hand are fairly useless because MOST (not all) health products become a wee bit less potent as time goes on. Most do not become dangerous and need to be thrown out. Most can be used well past the expiration date, I recently read on article on this. Anyway, the answer to the question is that it is the manufacturing date.
705008
There is no expiration date but dont open it and then put away make sure its closed
1729426
The expiration date is stamped (not in color) on one side of the box, as well as on each canister. Look for the word "LOT".
1868557
there's nothing on the tube that I can see that indicates an expiration date. Might have been on the box which I no longer have. The sller would probably know...
1257744
The expiration date is on the label on the side where it gives the warnings, etc. It is at the end of that (unless you peeled it off).
1380927
The expiration date is on each portion of Caesar. Check it each time because sometimes old stuff gets mixed in.
2257633
Same with me. The expiration date is in the brown part so you wouldn't be able to see it on the picture.
1426923
The expiration date is on the bottom edge of the tube where it is crimped. The expiration date on one side and perhaps it's the lot numbers on the other side. Hard to read. I had to use a flashlight in order to read the numbers.
2146343
There is no date printed on the can. I would assume it doesn't expire but it will discolor over time
702234
There is not an expiration date on the manufacturer label, but a little sticker says "best by 09/2014"
1607206
I'm not sure that I have ever seen an expiration date on mine. Have you purchased it yet? If so, look on the package. If not, I wouldn't worry about it expiring. It is sealed really well.
438657
There was no expiration date (I think that is what you are referring to) on the box. We used it already and it was perfect!
1539712
The expiration date is on the bottom of the box, but it seems to be invisible. If you tilt the box you can see the lot number and the expiration date, but they sure don't make it easy to see. Someone should let the manufacturer know, because they could be losing sales when people can find the date. You can't see it at all in bright or dim light.
1254309
They must have not put one on yours. Mine had 12/15 stamped on the bottom. Don't remember when I got my last jar--maybe 8 or 9 months ago, maybe longer. The 12/15 is probably the "sell by" date so I think it would be good for 6 months or more after this date. If you just got yours, and I got mine 6 months ago, you could probably guess your sell by date to be around a year and a half from now. Hope this helps. I had a jar that lasted forever because I don't use it but once a day for my dog. I didn't pay attention to the date on that jar but it worked great through the last scoop. I would know for sure because she gets severe reflux without it. Thanks for asking! They must have not put one on yours. Mine had 12/15 stamped on the bottom. Don't remember when I got my last jar--maybe 8 or 9 months ago, maybe longer. The 12/15 is probably the "sell by" date so I think it would be good for 6 months or more after this date. If you just got yours, and I got mine 6 months ago, you could probably guess your sell by date to be around a year and a half from now. Hope this helps. I had a jar that lasted forever because I don't use it but once a day for my dog. I didn't pay attention to the date on that jar but it worked great through the last scoop. I... » Read More They must have not put one on yours. Mine had 12/15 stamped on the bottom. Don't remember when I got my last jar--maybe 8 or 9 months ago, maybe longer. The 12/15 is probably the "sell by" date so I think it would be good for 6 months or more after this date. If you just got yours, and I got mine 6 months ago, you could probably guess your sell by date to be around a year and a half from now. Hope this helps. I had a jar that lasted forever because I don't use it but once a day for my dog. I didn't pay attention to the date on that jar but it worked great through the last scoop. I would know for sure because she gets severe reflux without it. Thanks for asking! « Show Less
2185680
I don't know other than to reason that the tip that goes into the reader is affected after a certain time. They all have it so I am sure there is a freshness expiration.