If I order today, what is the expiration date on the 2 cartridges I will receive? Are they in the original retail box pictured? Thanks!
2065575
The cartridges are in the original packaging. Expiration date for one is Nov 15 the other Dec 15! I have no idea what your dates will be.
1999906
The date on the cartridge I received was 2009, I believe. But the cartridges I received were not new, rather refilled. The seller was very easy to work with when I returned them though. Quick and courteous.
651318
No sorry no expiration date was on package or cartridge. Item arrived in a generic type box with generic brand name on it... but it was packed the exact way HP packs the official product. It has worked exceptionally well up to now... as of now no regrets.
793796
The date on the package is the warranty expiration date. It DOES NOT mean that the cartridge is no good after the date.
1980378
Not sure what you are asking. I have always had good luck with HP cartridges. Never noticed a date. But I would guess if the date is way off, send it back before opening it. If it is just a few months, you should be fine.
1276211
No. Sorry. I first thought these were really great. They printed just as well as the OEM cartridges. Then they did not last half the time the original ones do. Hate to be the bearer of bad news.
470055
The "install by" date is basically the deadline date for returning a faulty cartridge. My company has three printers that use these and we have used some after the date printed on the box with no problems. If a problem would have occurred with the expiredd (according to the date on the box) cartridge, my company would have been liable and not HP or the vendor where the cartridge was purchased.
1160014
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.
817439
Yes. The cartridges I received were original Bother Cartridges in full retail packaging. They worked quite well.
245458
Had thrown away the packaging, but I checked one of the cartridges. It's April 2016. Hope this helps.
1252802
My last order from Feb 19th came with an expiration date of 9/15. I've been using these for the past few years now (since the newer printers started requiring cartridges with chips) and have had no problems whatsoever. Good luck!
1704539
Hi Sam - I have that very same printer! However, I've never checked the menus for an 'expiration date' of each cartridge. Mine does show levels. For example, I needed just the darker pink (magenta?) cartridge. When I put it in, it registered as full. Overall, the cartridges work great. Hope that helps.
1292801
As with other responses, sorry but I threw the boxes away. No reason to keep then; my cartridges worked as expected. They still do. By the way, I learned my lesson: Buy cheap? That's what you'll get. Hope this helps you some.
368689
If you have the package the date will be on any one of the cartridges if you do not have a cartridge in a pack there's no way to find out the expiration date what I do is I use them even after the expiration date and they appear to work just fine good luck
1728282
I think the expiration date is on the packaging. It is not on the cartridge itself
848589
There are expiration dates, that are hard wired into the cartridges themselves...i have had some old cartridges(that i left in storage) that when i put them in my printer said the cartridge was expired..... i have not ever received and expired cartridge(s) from the seller. My current cartridges are not expired and are working just fine. I do not know the shelf life of the cartridges, you would have to ask seller.... Hope this helps.... cheerio
1541937
The Amazon site where I bought them said genuine. The cartridges looked original, but they came in a plastic bag with a typed label, not the original boxes. The magenta went very fast, with no warning. So I'm suspicious. With opinions split, I surmise that the cartridges are coming from different vendors. How do you know which to trust? You don't. Maybe better to buy elsewhere -- preferably at an actual store.