What is a rough estimate of this product's shelf life once it has been opened, &amp; refrigerated at 34F?
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According to the manufacturer, it doesn't need refrigeration since it's a fermented product. Since it's not "perishable" only the manufacturing date is listed on the product, so I don't think you have any worries about it going bad or losing its potency for a very long time.
231343
I do not know the published shelf life, but I have used one year old product which worked just fine. You might want to check with manufactuor or review product data sheet.
2080000
I refrigerate mine upon receipt. It is manufactured with more potency than indicated because of it having a shelf life.
1811190
I just opened today (Feb 1, 2016) a can I purchased in Nov 2011. It has been stored at 80°F or below since I received it. The flavor was notably degraded, but it it still edible. It was very good when I tried it when I first received it.
1677442
I've used this product for a number of years and it works great! I've never had a problem with shelf life. There Website for this product may provide you what you're looking for:http://www.itwconsumer.com/devcon-products/product.cfm?id=DUCO%C2%AE%20Cement%2C%201%20fl.%20oz.%20carded-52 Good Luck,Bob
1785402
We keep it in the original bag out of heat and sun.Dont know shelf life because it doesn't stay unused long. Hope this helps you God Bless �
396095
I do believe so. I keep it refrigerated once opened. It probably has been up to 70 degrees when closed.
292320
About 6month self life. AFTER opening must use within 2months and refrigerated.
487025
I have used it a year ago and have some in my cupboard but haven't used it since. Sorry, can't tell you about whether it's shelf life it a year and still good. I will likey try to use it this year. It is sealed so should be good.
2192325
I don't really know. It needs to be refrigerated after opening, but the "best by" date is over two years out.
42195
I am not sure of the shelf life. I had to stop using it because it hurt my skin (made it feel like it was burning).
1421254
Same here. I used some at Christmas, and refrigerated the remaining container. Still fine. Based on similar products, as long as you keep it sealed and refrigerated after opening, it will last many months
1862295
Thank you so very much, although I already knew about refrigeration at 55 degrees, and thawing it out for 1-1/2 hrs before opening the package. My question was addressed to the seller to try to find out what expiration date was on the boxes he is selling. Again, many thanks for your response anyway.By the way, the shelf life under refrigeration from the point of manufacture (i.e. "professional" grade film) is 4 to 5 years, assuming you didn't receive the film already expired. The composition of the film doesn't actually break down, either. The film speed of the film starts to decrease. For example, expired ISO 160 film could still be shot at ISO 100 with satisfactory results.Michael Babineaux, New Iberia, LA Thank you so very much, although I already knew about refrigeration at 55 degrees, and thawing it out for 1-1/2 hrs before opening the package. My question was addressed to the seller to try to find out what expiration date was on the boxes he is selling. Again, many thanks for your response anyway.By the way, the shelf life under refrigeration from the point of manufacture (i.e. "professional" grade film) is 4 to 5 years, assuming you didn't receive the film already expired. The composition of the film doesn't actually break down, either. The film speed of the film... » Read More Thank you so very much, although I already knew about refrigeration at 55 degrees, and thawing it out for 1-1/2 hrs before opening the package. My question was addressed to the seller to try to find out what expiration date was on the boxes he is selling. Again, many thanks for your response anyway.By the way, the shelf life under refrigeration from the point of manufacture (i.e. "professional" grade film) is 4 to 5 years, assuming you didn't receive the film already expired. The composition of the film doesn't actually break down, either. The film speed of the film starts to decrease. For example, expired ISO 160 film could still be shot at ISO 100 with satisfactory results.Michael Babineaux, New Iberia, LA « Show Less
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It should be stored in the refrigerator or freezer. Not sure about the shelf life.
1430816
It doesn't have a short shelf life, but I can't remember how long it is off the top of my head. Go to the manufacture's site and contact them.
778723
My recent purchase has almost 2 years remaining, so the product probably has at least a 2-year shelf life, could be more.
2006810
It has been packed with an oxygen absorber so it should have at least a five year shelf life if unopened. After opening it should have 9 months to a year.