expiration date on Ceriglass

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hello and good afternoon everybody. was looking at some posts with Ceriglass and saw some dates on the bottles. do we know for sure if there is a shelf life on the product ? checked my bottle and there was no date on it .
 
i would imagine typically a few years, but as long as you shake it up and keep it away from extreme (hot/cold) temps then you should be okay to use it for a while. I have some ceriglass that's over a few years old and it still performs as long as I give it a good shake because of it's watery consistency...
 
i would imagine typically a few years, but as long as you shake it up and keep it away from extreme (hot/cold) temps then you should be okay to use it for a while. I have some ceriglass that's over a few years old and it still performs as long as I give it a good shake because of it's watery consistency...

That is what I was thinking as my bottle still looks like when I bough after shaking it. weird thing was seeing a date on the bottle, why do that if it did not matter ?
 
That is what I was thinking as my bottle still looks like when I bough after shaking it. weird thing was seeing a date on the bottle, why do that if it did not matter ?

they probably put the date on their so they know the production run...
 
they probably put the date on their so they know the production run...



Could be I guess. I know the Cquartz they started using a date to identify production. if I remember correctly some of that started going bad . I know I sent a jar back for replacement that went solid with no air exposure.
 
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