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April 11th, 2002, 05:39 AM
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Chas
The expiration dates were 04/2003
Batch numbers 3531 9294
Just bought them 2 months ago.
Scott
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April 11th, 2002, 08:22 AM
#12
Inactive Member
The new cardriges are difficult to distinguish from the old ones, without opening the package.
The batch number only refers to the film, not to the cardrige. It is possible, that film stock with the same batch number had been put into old carts and new carts as well.
The exp date also has to be handeled with care; only older exp dates like "04/2003" indicate, that the cart shurly is old an may cause problems. The carts had been changed with the exp dat "03/2004". But like with the batch numbers, there may be film stock with this exp date around wwith old carts. I have some of that carts with this date at home. And a newer epx date does not exist up to now, as it only refers to the film insede, too. So if you purchase 3004 stock now, you have a chance to get the new carts. Only after opening and touching the plastic surface, you will know if it is so or not. But I believe, that sellers with more significant sales numbers may have the new stock.
Pedro
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