Hello I have a question. I want to buy several cartridges Canon CL-241XL and Canon PG-240XL. I want to know which is the expiration date of the cartridges? Thank You
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No expiration date listed on the box, but if you don't open packaging until ready to use should not be an issue.
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there is a code on each box but no way for a user to understand it. You would have to contact Cannon for a clue, they do not want you to know. As soon as a knockoff is available I will switch.
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Because the cartridges are sealed with a piece of tape and hermetically sealed in a plastic cup I would think as long as you store them in a cool dark place there shouldn't be a problem. The sealed cups have printing on them but not an expiration date,I've stored them for months without problems- and I live in the high desert.
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I think the expiration date is on the packaging. It is not on the cartridge itself
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I emailed them this same question Sunday afternoon and got this response by 6am CDT Monday: Dear Valued Customer, Thank you for your email. We can not check the products expiration dates because we don't know exactly which you are going to receive. The dates are generally at least one year out from the time your receive them. If you are ever unsatisfied with an expiration date that you receive, we can always exchange any products for you. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance. Thank you and have a great day! Regards, Jennifer H AC Lens 1-888-248-LENS Fax: 1-877-291-8154 (Toll-Free)
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Gobby, I have never heard there is an expiration date for those kind of items. I have owned Brother printers for years and never had a problem with them - except when super storm Sandy took my color laser printer :-( But I quickly purchased another one, a monochrome this time because of my budget. The high yield toner last me over a year with no problems.
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Hi Chumley, Canon made this statement on a blog I found regarding my mx860 printer - "Our ink tanks do not have expiration dates or expire as ink tanks from other manufacturers may do. The information you have mentioned is a 'lot' number that is used to track where the tank was made. As long as the tanks are sealed or are not stored outside the recommended 32 to 104 F temperature range, the tanks should last indefinitely." You may want to call Canon yourself because I never had a problem with any of my ink cartridges reading an expiration date.
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The date on the package is the warranty expiration date. It DOES NOT mean that the cartridge is no good after the date.
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the expiration dates on these cartridges is 15/03/23. I have had some from the same seller that were dated 13/09/23 and utilized those without any problems as far as quality or performance. I hope this helps.
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Hi, Dawn the XL mean that Canon ink cartridges are high capacity ink cartridge, which means more ink per page printed and better quality and no ink smudging etc...in this case this would not apply to remanufactured ink cartridge like this one. With canon as I have the original ink cartridge is better you will get quality print per and the ink last longer. I brought two cartridges and the printer didn't recognize that it was new and it never work. Therefore, this isn't a profitable buy because you would how to go buy another two cartridges. Hope this helpful. Tks cheryl
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240 (Black Cartridge) & (240xl) Black Cartridge are both manufactured by Canon, the difference is that with the XL (extended Life) gets about 1/3 more copies. I would NOT get a 240 cartridge, if you don't want to get annoyed because the lack of black ink.
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I looked on the cartridge and found no expiration date. You might have to call the supplier. I have been very happy with Sophia's response to my requests for replacement cartridges.
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It will usually tell you when you buy it. However, it is: Canon 240 and 241 (one is color and the other is black ink). The XL cartridges of that number will also work
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Hello Roxanna, my printer is a Canon Pixma MX420 and it too uses the 210XL and 211XL cartridges. The re-manufactured ink cartridges (PG210XL and CL211XL) fit in the printer but do not work well. The black was OK but a little light. When I installed the color cartridge it did not work at all. Then when I tried to print using gray scale it did not work but was part black, part blue and not complete printing. I have since returned to the original Canon cartridges which work well. The re-manufactured cartridges are lower cost, but their quality makes them worthless. I would not recommend purchasing these re-manufactured cartridges for your Canon printer................ Ken
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Regardless of any expiration date, I had my HP5610 all-in-one sitting in the basement with two partially used cartridges (a 56 and a 22) in it for over 4 years. When I pulled it out to start using it again, I figured I'd have to replace the cartridges. Much to my surprise, everything worked flawlessly.
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Its to funny that you'd say that about compatible replacement cartridges. I have a small Canon i560 printer and used compatible cartridges in it - since then, no matter that I've since replaced them with Canon cartridges - it prints 2 brownish lines at the end of the page. Pretty aggravating - have tried everything to fix this - looks like the only fix there is is to buy a new printer - would you buy the Pro 9000 again if you had it to do over.
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In my case, the expiration date was over a year ago. Since I don't use color much, I usually change the color cartridge every few years, so I imagine I will be changing this one much sooner, since some of its useful life was spent before I received it. I think if you get Amazon-fulfilled ink you are more likely to get fresh ink. Amazon was out of stock when I got mine from another vendor (on Amazon).
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See the following link pertinent to HP products: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01764161&cc;=us&dlc;=en&lc;=enShort answer would be some expire and are unusable, but some can be ignored. This table will help you determine which cartridges are in which category.
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Hello No your printer MG2200 need PG 240 as black and CL 241 as color, please check this link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BF6K8WI http://www.amazon.com/ECO-INK-Remanufactured-PG-240XL-240/dp/B00BF6IJLK/ref=aag_m_pw_dp?ie=UTF8&m=A3I9SIF8XJIQY9 Great day SAM
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Good Question! I just checked the box I received a couple days ago and could not find an expiration date. Sorry. I do a lot of work on old photos, so I go through ink fairly quickly.