What do you do with them once they pass expiration date? Discharge them in the back yard? You can't just throw them away, right?
1000023
Right! You can empty them and throw away the can, but you should not throw away one that is full, or partly full. One thing you might do is discharge the can into a plastic garbage bag (holding it tight to the can. You could then toss the bag and the empty can. I imagine most Hazmat disposal places will take them, too, but I don't know for sure.
635547
The package probably has an expiration date on it, but once the batteries are out of package as mine are, I can't tell what the date is.I can tell you that I have been using them in a small flashlight for about a year and they are still working.
160520
You can just keep them in your refrigerator. When you're ready take them out and wait. I have done this before and have some in my fridge now from last year's hatch.
1766329
I always keep them unrefrigerated.I suppose they would be okay up to the expiration date. After all - the are unrefrigerated in stores.
240745
I just bought some a few weeks ago and they expire 05/2016..plenty of time for me to use them up!
2042790
The expiry date on my little packages, that I bought in the early summer, is 'sell by October 2013'. There is no use by date. I am storing them in a cool dark pantry and don't expect any issues for quite a long time. As long as they last until the cross-country running season is over:) Pretzels and nutella after a long fast run, yum!! BTW, I am food-safe certified and don't take foolish chances with food.
1695436
I don't know if they ever expire as long as they are in a closed container or bag. They don't last long enough at my house to expire. LOL
717305
You would have to ask the seller because no expiration dates are on the candy themselves or on the invoice. I buy them all the time and find that I don't have a problem as long as you keep them in the plastic bag that they come in and you do not get them wet or exposed to too much sunlight. Hope this helps!
1903160
Depends on the retailer. The manufacturer stamps them with a 15 year expiration date when made. I doubt many retailers inventory them for more than a month or so.
1142231
I leave them in the bag they came in and leave them in the pantry. I use mine pretty quickly so don't have them for long. However, I would imagine since they are dried you can store same way for a longer period.
59387
I think that's up to you. They are reusable but can't really be waged so disposable once they are dirty
848590
My printer reads them as expired, but they are still usable. I am still using them.
1307088
I think they will last that long with no problems. I keep mine in a sealed bag and soak in a weak fertilizer solution before I use.
354437
I believe they don't have an expiration on them. They seem to last forever.
1123288
I have a expiration date of 04/2014. So they are still good for a while. You should get them used up by than.
440547
I only bought them off the amazon site. Mine were not expired. I am not the seller.
1820868
I believe there should be an expiration date on the package. I would say you could keep them for a while at room temperature. After a week I would put them in the frig. The package is usually eaten up by then though for me. Hope this helps. :)