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Coating Shelf-Life Documents: Distinguish Manufacture Date from Review Date
Different dates on a pack or document can serve different purposes. Their meaning should be clear before stock decisions are made.
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Practical approach
Identify manufacture, expiry, review and opening dates as applicable to the exact product. Ask the supplier about ambiguous codes.
A technical-document revision date is not the manufacturing date of every bottle that references it.
Decision limits
Do not calculate remaining usable life from an unrelated date or invent a date-code interpretation.
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