Do the ink cartridges have a good expiration date on them?
2082213
I think they do,I am using them in my computer now and they are working fine,sorry I can`t give you a better answer.
2082214
I don't remember seeing an expiration date on them, I never really paid attention.
848588
As the Cartridges are remanufactured, Yes they have expiration dates. Basically, a company gets old used cartridges from a recycling partner (Staples, Best Buy, Target, etc.), cleans them, melts the HP logo, throws a sticker on them, replaces the factory chips with replacements, then refills and repackages them. They do leave the expiration dates on them as there is really no point in trying to remove it. The cartridges I received ranged from 2008 - 2012 as far as the expiration dates but it means absolutely nothing and effects them in no way.
1829742
I used my last few cartridges and I don't recall seeing an expiration date on them. I'm sorry I couldn't help your more.
130353
I no longer have the package, so I am not certain. I ordered it in October 2012 and the date on the package may have been May of 2012. The cartridge is not yet empty and is still working fine. In the past, I have pulled old printers out of storage at the office and the cartridges still worked even when a few years old. I expect the seller is already selling newer inventory so your purchase would have a newer expiration date. I hope this helps.
1860580
All cartridges have a oem date, but if sealed in original packaging, the cartridges can last several years. I have some from 2011 and they work fine. I have new ones also and all work the same.
2056329
Some "New" cartridges aren't really "New". May have been in the shelve too long even if the expiration date is still good. I open ink cartridges everyday and I see a lot of such. Try another color cartridge
225345
I'm still laughing about the answer from "Mike2so Silicon Valley Native". I don't think I'd want the ink cartridges after they are "all raped up"! I've kept them for up to a year (all wrapped up) without a problem.
1187454
I have open cartridges several times over the past year and have had no problems . I am careful to shake the cartridges as suggested. Since I have almost two full sets not used yet, I hope the expiration date is several years and I expect it to be if cartridges remain sealed inside the plastic wrap..
848590
My printer reads them as expired, but they are still usable. I am still using them.
1186705
I'd like to buy the same. Waiting for the seller answer. Are these expired HP ink cartridges??
1799740
It depends on when you buy it and from who. The ink usually lasts for 2 years. Most of the cartridges I buy don't expire at least 1 year from when I get them, sometimes 2 years! It might be problematic if you don't print a whole lot like me, but I never have to throw them away with old ink inside. Hope that helps!
981459
The expiration date on the ones I bought a few months ago is 2015, but if you do a lot of printing you will probably use them up long before they expire.
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
1824358
I didn't look at expiration date but I know they are working well; providing quality printing in both color and black ink.
1994323
I believe they should work well. Amazon is very good about refunds if you find there is any problem. With a previous printer, I did some trouble with the remanufactured cartridges....they had an expiration date and thus the printer would not accept them but that was the only problem. Good Luck.
1986430
I purchased extra ink when I purchased the printer and it was over 6 months ago, all cartridges have been replaced in the last month and all were good, so at least 6 months.
1727476
There is no official expiration date. The package is sealed and the cartridge inside is sealed so they should last a long time. I've been using these for years and have never had one go bad. However, some inkjet printers will only allow a cartridge to stay in place for a limited amount of time. When the package has been opened and the cartridge is installed in the printer, the ink dries out and slowly begins to thicken. After while, when the ink gets too thick, it will plug up the print head so the printer cannot operate properly. You can store a sealed ink cartridge for a long time, but you should plan to replace the ink cartridge in your printer a couple times a year to keep the ink fresh and make sure your printer will continue to operate properly. I like to write the date on the cartridge when I place it in the printer so I know how long it's been there.