Approximately how long is it before expiration? Trying to decide if quantity is too much?
819553
I keep mine in a cool dry place (cupboard) and have had no problems with expiring for two years and running. I noticed no appreciable degradation in taste or function even after two years in the cupboard. I eat it when the desire hits me and when it does, I might eat nothing but for days on end. I have even bought my own medium grain rice and ground it in my Kitchen Aide blender and just cooked it whenever. I tried the freezer route but it went bad on me. Somehow got ice crystals in it. Then someone told me to just keep it dry and it should stay good. It works for me so far...after a couple of years or so and still appears fine. I made a pot of it not too long ago and it tasted great. Good luck.
819554
I keep mine in a cool dry place (cupboard) and have had no problems with expiring for two years and running. I noticed no appreciable degradation in taste or function even after two years in the cupboard. I eat it when the desire hits me and when it does, I might eat nothing but for days on end. I have even bought my own medium grain rice and ground it in my Kitchen Aide blender and just cooked it whenever. I tried the freezer route but it went bad on me. Somehow got ice crystals in it. Then someone told me to just keep it dry and it should stay good. It works for me so far...after a couple of years or so and still appears fine. I made a pot of it not too long ago and it tasted great. Good luck. I keep mine in a cool dry place (cupboard) and have had no problems with expiring for two years and running. I noticed no appreciable degradation in taste or function even after two years in the cupboard. I eat it when the desire hits me and when it does, I might eat nothing but for days on end. I have even bought my own medium grain rice and ground it in my Kitchen Aide blender and just cooked it whenever. I tried the freezer route but it went bad on me. Somehow got ice crystals in it. Then someone told me to just keep it dry and it should stay good. It works for me so far...after a couple... » Read More I keep mine in a cool dry place (cupboard) and have had no problems with expiring for two years and running. I noticed no appreciable degradation in taste or function even after two years in the cupboard. I eat it when the desire hits me and when it does, I might eat nothing but for days on end. I have even bought my own medium grain rice and ground it in my Kitchen Aide blender and just cooked it whenever. I tried the freezer route but it went bad on me. Somehow got ice crystals in it. Then someone told me to just keep it dry and it should stay good. It works for me so far...after a couple of years or so and still appears fine. I made a pot of it not too long ago and it tasted great. Good luck. « Show Less
1062583
I checked the expiration on my bottle 03/2017. I don't think it's close to expiration.
1436437
There is an expiration date on the bottle if that is what you are wanting to know.
2177939
My husband used this and the shelf life as far as I could tell was over a year because he only used a small amount. I suspect it is a very long shelf life.
424711
The expiration date on my MSM is 3/13. There is still a reasonable amount left, and I plan to consume it until it is finished. I don't see any apparent reasons why consumption past the expiry would pose any adverse affects.
1710859
I wish I could help you, but it was for a gift! It was not for myself!!!! I will buy it again, then I will tell you if there's an expiration date or not. I'm sorry for the inconvenience!
236872
It depends on the lot of formula you receive, look on the bottom of the can. Mine have always had an expiration date at least 6 months in the future.
2163796
I got about 5 screens before the bottle expired but I still had a lot left. Unfortunately I don't make screens very often and can't answer very accurately.
1030794
That varies by manufacturing lot and how many of them would depend on how often they make packaging runs. Only the person picking and packing your order could tell you that. Why not just go ahead and order and if the expiration date is not to your satisfaction, see their return policy.
1873283
Another seller mentioned 06/2016 or later but I can't no for 100 percent since amazon have the product and I do not. Amazon policy is to not sell anything that expires within 90 days. Also remember, vitamins never really expire. The only reason why the expiration date is there is to sell more products. However, 2 or 3 years past there expiration date they may lose a little of their potency. But it is not measureable. If you give 1 gummie a day with this bottle you will be finished in 275 days. 100 percent safe in range. and please keep in mind, its not a safety concern anyhow. Simply a minor potency loss. And that would take 3 to 4 years minimum to even be able to measure in a lab. Another seller mentioned 06/2016 or later but I can't no for 100 percent since amazon have the product and I do not. Amazon policy is to not sell anything that expires within 90 days. Also remember, vitamins never really expire. The only reason why the expiration date is there is to sell more products. However, 2 or 3 years past there expiration date they may lose a little of their potency. But it is not measureable. If you give 1 gummie a day with this bottle you will be finished in 275 days. 100 percent safe in range. and please keep in mind, its not a safety concern anyhow. Simply a... » Read More Another seller mentioned 06/2016 or later but I can't no for 100 percent since amazon have the product and I do not. Amazon policy is to not sell anything that expires within 90 days. Also remember, vitamins never really expire. The only reason why the expiration date is there is to sell more products. However, 2 or 3 years past there expiration date they may lose a little of their potency. But it is not measureable. If you give 1 gummie a day with this bottle you will be finished in 275 days. 100 percent safe in range. and please keep in mind, its not a safety concern anyhow. Simply a minor potency loss. And that would take 3 to 4 years minimum to even be able to measure in a lab. « Show Less
1240298
I'm sorry I have not noticed; however, it has been my experience that most products like this are used long before their shelf life expires. You might try going to the eminence website for a more definite answer.
1506117
Should have an expiration date up to 3 years. My latest purchase expires in 2.5 years--BUT I was burned once before and received a jar with just 6 months left (and it did stop working after it was a year out of date). So checking the date is, indeed, important.
1022186
As far as I remember, 4 bottles is for one year's supply, and the expiration date shall be 2 or 3 years later. Just use it constantly and finish it with in a year, you should be fine. If you just wanna try then I am suggesting you to buy 2 bottles, maybe there would be some promotions later on amazon and you feel it does works for you, you may buy more at a time later.
1621839
I have used this product after the expiration date and it was fine. My opinion is that the company won't guarantee perfect results beyond the expiration date, but my experience was that a few months beyond that date would be oKay.
369359
I usually by product before expiration date. I don't buy the product if it has expired
443194
I don't usually have it long enough to worry about it expiring! But it's like Vaseline. You would know if its no good and I think that would take years.
1304626
Hi Joyce: The bottle I bought was some time ago and I already used the contents. The time you buy the product will dictate what lot you have and what the expiration date is. Normally its at least two years out, but can't say for sure.