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Post by coco on Jun 27, 2017 19:54:16 GMT -5
Hey guys, got a question about Garlic Guard. I had emailed Seachem in the past asking about a expiration date. They told me it didn't expire. Is that possible? Considering it's a derivative from food? The bottle I have now has been opened for aprx. 2-3 years. I just ordered a bottle from you yesterday, just to err on the side of caution. But, I am curious how long you think an "opened" bottle would be safe and effective for?
-Thanx, Nicole.
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Post by Carl on Jun 28, 2017 9:44:04 GMT -5
Hey guys, got a question about Garlic Guard. I had emailed Seachem in the past asking about a expiration date. They told me it didn't expire. Is that possible? Considering it's a derivative from food? The bottle I have now has been opened for aprx. 2-3 years. I just ordered a bottle from you yesterday, just to err on the side of caution. But, I am curious how long you think an "opened" bottle would be safe and effective for? -Thanx, Nicole. I have to mostly agree as many items such as Malachite Green have no expiration date or even best used date. As for Garlic Guard, i would think they would know most about their product, however I would think there is a "best used by date". The difference is a best used by date simply means a product is less effective (or less nutritious). Generally it also means the product would simply be less effective at normal dosage, but still not 'bad' More reading: www.americanaquariumproducts.com/Aquarium_Medication.html#expirationCarl |
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