i wouldn't think too use them either, but what is weird, Is that i was just at the National Breeders Expo. There was a both there selling blow out zoo med products cheat and the supplements were out of date. I overheard him telling customers that they are go for 3 years past the date on the bottle as long as we aren't open.
i wouldn't think too use them either, but what is weird, Is that i was just at the National Breeders Expo. There was a both there selling blow out zoo med products cheat and the supplements were out of date. I overheard him telling customers that they are go for 3 years past the date on the bottle as long as we aren't open.
I wouldn't think to use them either. What is weird is that I was just at the National Breeders Expo and there was a booth selling blow out (on sale) Zoo Med products cheap and the supplements were out of date. I overhead him telling customers that they are good for 3 years after the date on the bottle as long as they are not open.
imo, the store should be notified, and if this has been a scam to rid of their products without ordering fresh ones, inspectors for businesses should be contacted and sent without warning.
you should just go there open all the expired suppliments and spill them on the floor.
Yes, they do have expiry dates, but not always for a reason. Playing devil's advocate here, perhaps the company WANTS you to throw it away so you will go and purchase more of their product. I think without contacting the company itself and asking about the expiry date and how it is formed... no more assumptions should me made.
Why would you notify business inspectors? I just don't see the point. Perhaps they did not know expired supplements would be any different. For all we know the company could have told the pet shop that the expiry on supplements are actually dated x number of years before they actually go bad.
I am not sure why you would suggest spilling the supplements. Just seems childish, no offense.
I wouldn't think to use them either. What is weird is that I was just at the National Breeders Expo and there was a booth selling blow out (on sale) Zoo Med products cheap and the supplements were out of date. I overhead him telling customers that they are good for 3 years after the date on the bottle as long as they are not open.
Well ya I knew that, I was just trying to figure out why a vendor's opinion at a show in Daytona(?) would have any relevance to a store in Canada selling the product.
Mostly I just forgot that there was even a National Breeders show in the US recently, being in Canada, talking about a Canadian store and considering our (Canadian) Reptile Breeders Expo is happening in 3 weeks.
I should clarify further that I'm only discussing the Canadian element here, not the expired supplements directly