How long will one of these tins last. I know there are a lot of variables, but, on average, how often do you need to buy more of this?
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It depends on how big your beard is. It only takes a small quantity of the balm to help shape your beard. I use my mustache brush and scrape a small shaving of the top of the balm. Then rub that shaving in my hands the heat makes it more pliable and easier to apply. I would say a can this size could last you 5-6 months on a beard with 2-3 inch growth if used only when needed(to tame wild hairs and shape). If you have a larger beard maybe half that time.
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Well, My husband doesn't use very much at all after he showers. I asked him how long does he think it will last him and he told me around a year. So 16 bucks for a full year isn't bad! He uses after he showers and that's about once a day.
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I would agree to that, probably around 3-4 months of regular use. Keep in mind not much is needed for each sitting, a little amount goes a long way.
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I got one tin for my bf and gave it to him on christmas...he's used it pretty much everyday since and has barely made a dent in it. His beard is about the same length as his neck (almost touches his upper chest) and he uses just the right amount so it's not greasy...so I'd imagine it lasts pretty long. Sorry I can't give an exact amount of time etc...
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Look at the bottom of the can. - the date is stamped month/year. I find there is considerable leeway in expiration date since I keep mine in the fridge and have no problem keeping the tins for quite a while with no difference in quality. Hope this helps.
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I believe my last one lasted about 3 years. The first two lasted about 2 years each. I've been lucky.
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after opening does not lose its quality, I have half a year and remains the same, what I do is use a container of 300g and keep the rest, the container of 300g lasts me two months. I have the 2270g container.
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Keep them in a cool dry place and they will last years. If one or more begins rusting, you should discard it/them. I was able to find a similar product in 3 packs in the camping section of Walmart, but you save money by buying the quantity.
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My assumption is they should last virtually forever, each package is sealed. I buy, and keep them for years.
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Depends of your specific need. My son for instance do better on 4 daily. Most of us only need 1 daily. So, if one is enough for you, than it would last 2 months a bottle.
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Hold long they last really depends on your usage of them as this varies from person to person. We will be offering replacement heads for sale next month.
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As long as they are carefully stored they should have a decent shelf life. I have some from almost three years ago, still work when cracked and shaken. Nephews get a huge kick out of them.
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Hard to say, depends on when you buy them. I'd ask the company how long they keep for, but I don't think you'll have a problem with them sitting around going bad. They're too addictive.
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I usually go through a jar in about a month and a half. It's been good that long. Previously I got a big gallon bucket of the same thing. And as long as it was refrigerated in an air tight bag it lasted over 8 months.
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You can keep it for years if it last that long. It is the best vanilla extract out there. Enjoy!!
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Howdy, I have only had my set for about two months and used them maybe six times. The manual says that the product life is roughly six months with daily constant use. So I am sure that six months is the low end on the interval on which these are good to use. In my personal opinion I believe that these will last much longer than six months.
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The thickness of can rims varies widely. You would not notice this with a conventional can opener, but you will notice it with this one. So its effectiveness may vary from the day you buy it. Depending on the variety of cans you buy.As to how long it will last: it is mechanical and is used on metal cans, so it will wear out. That's just reality. If you use thin rimmed cans where you have to go around two or three times it will probably wear out two or three times quicker. Etc. I am here to buy a replacement for one we've owned quite a few years and is wearing out. But it's worth it for the safety factor alone. Our dog can lick the tuna cans without fear of cutting her tongue. :-) The thickness of can rims varies widely. You would not notice this with a conventional can opener, but you will notice it with this one. So its effectiveness may vary from the day you buy it. Depending on the variety of cans you buy.As to how long it will last: it is mechanical and is used on metal cans, so it will wear out. That's just reality. If you use thin rimmed cans where you have to go around two or three times it will probably wear out two or three times quicker. Etc. I am here to buy a replacement for one we've owned quite a few years and is wearing out. But it's worth... » Read More The thickness of can rims varies widely. You would not notice this with a conventional can opener, but you will notice it with this one. So its effectiveness may vary from the day you buy it. Depending on the variety of cans you buy.As to how long it will last: it is mechanical and is used on metal cans, so it will wear out. That's just reality. If you use thin rimmed cans where you have to go around two or three times it will probably wear out two or three times quicker. Etc. I am here to buy a replacement for one we've owned quite a few years and is wearing out. But it's worth it for the safety factor alone. Our dog can lick the tuna cans without fear of cutting her tongue. :-) « Show Less
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I've had some for years and they still impart flavor. Some more than others. Keep them dry in the tins they come in.
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One lasts me 1 - 2 months. Your second one she be fine when you open it. I have been using this product for a couple of years now. I have bought multiples b/4, and you shouldn't have a problem.
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That's kind of difficult to answer since as soon as we get them, they're gone. Each one is wrapped in foil, each in a small box, and the individual boxes are packed into the large box which is shrink wrapped/sealed. If you weren't to take off the shrink wrap, I would guess they would last a couple of months depending on changes in temperature and humidity. I hope that helps. If you've never had them, they are delectable and there's nothing like them. I usually splurge and buy a dozen boxes around the Christmas Holiday since it was sort of a tradition in our home. Take care and have a great day and feel free to ask any additional questions you may have. Jim R. That's kind of difficult to answer since as soon as we get them, they're gone. Each one is wrapped in foil, each in a small box, and the individual boxes are packed into the large box which is shrink wrapped/sealed. If you weren't to take off the shrink wrap, I would guess they would last a couple of months depending on changes in temperature and humidity. I hope that helps. If you've never had them, they are delectable and there's nothing like them. I usually splurge and buy a dozen boxes around the Christmas Holiday since it was sort of a tradition in our home. Take care and have a great... » Read More That's kind of difficult to answer since as soon as we get them, they're gone. Each one is wrapped in foil, each in a small box, and the individual boxes are packed into the large box which is shrink wrapped/sealed. If you weren't to take off the shrink wrap, I would guess they would last a couple of months depending on changes in temperature and humidity. I hope that helps. If you've never had them, they are delectable and there's nothing like them. I usually splurge and buy a dozen boxes around the Christmas Holiday since it was sort of a tradition in our home. Take care and have a great day and feel free to ask any additional questions you may have. Jim R. « Show Less