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Anonymous users2024-02-06The production date of GC687A is July 26, 2018, and the GB08ZAX format is incorrect.
The shelf life is three years unopened and one year after opening.
Looking at the batch number of SEKKISEI, the SEKKISEI produced after 04 years is a 6-digit batch number, GB648B (from left to right, the first digit is English, the first digit is a number, and the first digit is English or number) can only see the year of production from the batch number, and the month is not listed on the batch number.
The year of production is the number in the fourth digit from left to right, if it is 4, it means that it was produced in 2004, and if it is 5, it means that it was produced in 2005.
If you buy SEKKISEI from the counter, the production lot number and expiration date will be on the outer packaging. For example, the batch number on the outer packaging is GA887A, and the next side is printed with the following words: Please use before 20130714.
The same batch number is also printed on the bottom of the bottle: GA887A.
Explain the lot number, from left to right, the first digit is in English; The first digit is a number; The 5th and 6th digits are in English or numbers. Among them, the 4th place is the year of production, and 8 represents the production in 2008; The 5th place is the month of production, and the 7th represents July; The shelf life is five years.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Let me explain the lot number, from left to right, the first digit is in English; The first digit is a number; The 5th and 6th digits are in English or numbers. The 4th place is the year of production, the 5th place is the month of production, and the shelf life is 5 years.
Snow Water GC687A indicates that it was produced in July '08;
The batch number of the snow milk GB08ZAX, why is there 1 more digit, and the snow milk I use is 6 digits. I don't know which series you bought, but I use a blue bottle and a white cap Sekkisei (there are 2 words on the bottle for medicinal purposes).
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Anonymous users2024-02-04If you buy Nissan directly.
There is no date.
Limited use date on outer packaging.
Just keep an eye on that date.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Summary. Hello, you can check the production date and authenticity by product number and serial number, first of all, SEKKISEI is a 6-digit number, such as GD058A, the batch number (from left to right, the first digit is English, the first digit is a number, the first digit is English or a number) from the batch number can only see the year of production, the month is not listed on the batch number. The year of production is the number from left to right, if it is 5, it means that it was produced in 2005, and if it is 7, it means that it was produced in 2007.
Hello, you can check the production date and authenticity by product number and serial number, first of all, SEKKISEI is a 6-digit number, such as GD058A, the batch number (from left to right, the first digit is English, the first digit is a number, the first digit is English or a number) from the batch number can only see the year of production, the month is not listed on the batch number. The year of production is the number from left to right, if it is 5, it means that it was produced in 2005, and if it is 7, it means that it was produced in 2007.
Products made in Japan and sold internationally are marked with "FM" on the barcode, which can be used to distinguish the real from the fake.
Hope it can help you, thank you, dear.
Written in**. You're done.
On top of the bottle.
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