how often does this needs to be replaced? also whats the expiration date of the paste? (actually not the same question)-
1010550
you only replace thermal paste if you notice unusually high temps consistently over a period of time. It is not something you should ever actually have reason to change. as for expiration date, i don't believe this product carries an expiration however it is wise to put it in a safe dry location that is not exposed to high temperatures or direct UV light as this may reduce its effectiveness.
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I don't really know about this one since I got it for someone else however every supplement that I have purchased from Amazon.com has over a year expiration date...for example my MAG07 came with a two year expiration date and if you keep it in a cool dark place (like a cabinet) then you should be fine...hope this helps...
870219
It all depends on how long you plan to store it,those always looking for max performance redo the heatsink interface every 12 months + or -.Try to store spare paste in a cool place, sealed well away from the elements.
1710859
I wish I could help you, but it was for a gift! It was not for myself!!!! I will buy it again, then I will tell you if there's an expiration date or not. I'm sorry for the inconvenience!
504068
There's an expiration date on the bottle - I go by that - usually a couple of years. I use about a bottle a month because I take 2 tsp./day - the maintenance dose they recommend - and up it when I feel I'm coming down with something. It usually works well.
614674
The supplier says it has a one year shelf life, officially, but is usually fine for a much longer period of time if kept in a cool, dry place. Make sure your seal is in tact upon arrival and if it isn't, let them know, they will replace it. There is no expiration date on the container that I have, though. They are very good at communicating in a timely manner, so if you contact them, you can expect a prompt reply and quick resolution to any concerns.
1216894
I ordered mine around February. Just now, it's getting caked due to moisture. If you have it in a truly airtight jar, it should keep for a very long time. The little moisture-fighting packet gets less effective after awhile. But then, I'm just finishing it after 7 months.
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As already noted, there is an expiration/best by date on the container. The last jar I got off Amazon was only "best" for another couple of months. I went ahead and used it past the date and had no problems with it. I keep an eye on these for sales and such in the stores, too, and the last jar I bought from a store I managed to get one with a longer date. The store only had a few on hand and the other two were set to expire very soon. I believe Garden of Life might be doing away with this line and turning to their "Raw" line exclusively and I think this might be causing a shortage of long-shelf-life jars out there. I will probably try out the Raw Probiotics next time I'm in need due to this. As already noted, there is an expiration/best by date on the container. The last jar I got off Amazon was only "best" for another couple of months. I went ahead and used it past the date and had no problems with it. I keep an eye on these for sales and such in the stores, too, and the last jar I bought from a store I managed to get one with a longer date. The store only had a few on hand and the other two were set to expire very soon. I believe Garden of Life might be doing away with this line and turning to their "Raw" line exclusively and I think this might be causing... » Read More As already noted, there is an expiration/best by date on the container. The last jar I got off Amazon was only "best" for another couple of months. I went ahead and used it past the date and had no problems with it. I keep an eye on these for sales and such in the stores, too, and the last jar I bought from a store I managed to get one with a longer date. The store only had a few on hand and the other two were set to expire very soon. I believe Garden of Life might be doing away with this line and turning to their "Raw" line exclusively and I think this might be causing a shortage of long-shelf-life jars out there. I will probably try out the Raw Probiotics next time I'm in need due to this. « Show Less
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Put it in a baggie & keep unused units it in the frig and it will last many months longer after buying. Not the freezer. Let the one your going to use warm-up before using. BE CERTAIN your TRAY is DRY inside before applying also. &gt;I don't see an expiration or sell by date on mine. If it comes out easy/runny it's still good when applying. My extra I haven't used up yet was still good 1 month ago when I last used some. Never got an order that wasn't FRESH. Best it to order/use only what you will need over a 6-8 month period. 35% is the way to go. REMEMBER the key is&gt; DRY TRAYS!
897080
I already used it and threw it out but toothpaste is one item I don't check for an expiration date . However the product I got was great and I highly recommend it I will purchase it again
1543580
We have not ever had trouble with this product going bad, we do use it everyday though. You may want to ask the maker of the product for detailed info about what they would recommend for expiration.
1164638
Package said 8 years. You applies the paste when you are going to clean the heat spreader every time you are going to clean the CPU. It harden when it get really hot the CPU with the time
116562
It's glue, not food. It doesn't have an expiration date. I've had mine almost a year, its still perfectly fine :)
1968651
Hi,That is what I've been doing and I've had no issue. It might eventually expire, but so far I've had no problem! This stuff was a life saver...literally! Lol
1164639
As far as I know it never hardens could be wrong. That is why it has such a long life. It does say apply every 8 years I believe that's just when the conductivity and the ingredients of the paste start to break down and not protect as well. Again I could be wrong, but when i did research buying the paste it said somewhere it doe not harden which makes it different than normal paste.
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Sonicare says replace every 6 months maximum. Depending how often you brush, the force you use against your teeth, and the number of people using the brush (for those who like to share), it varies. I've been replacing mine every six months or so. A two pack lasts a year and is generally cheaper to buy than a single brush head. Don't be afraid to rinse the brush head under water to clean it. Let it dry before you use again. Never immerse the handle/body in water, however.
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I have used mine several times and plan on many more. I dry it out between trips for storage and re-soak when needed again. Have not seen any expiration data on the packaging, so I guess it's indefinite.