Beauty

[hatetoiron]

Could any of you ladies help me?  I just received my Isomers Super size Fast Lift Eye Serum.  I looked on bottom of bottle and it reads:  FSGO311.

Is this an outdated bottle?

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thank You

[Tennessee Vol]

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@hatetoiron wrote:

Could any of you ladies help me?  I just received my Isomers Super size Fast Lift Eye Serum.  I looked on bottom of bottle and it reads:  FSGO311.

Is this an outdated bottle?

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thank You

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I can't take credit for this information, I don't remember who contacted Isomers and posted this but your bottle is very fresh! I think it was @Linmo 

the first 3 letters of the alphanumeric code on the bottom of the bottle specify the manufacture date.  The first letter is the day (A = 1, B = 2, etc), the second is the year (Q = 2017, R = 2018, S = 2019) and the third is the month of manufacture (A = January through L = December).

So based on this information your bottle was manufactured 7/6/2019.

Hopefully the person who originally posted this will stop by here and take credit...

[Nightowlz]

These companies just need to all use a readable date with no guessing. They don't want you to know IMO when they use dates like that. I had to call their office once to ask about some of my products dates.

[Tennessee Vol]

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@Nightowlz wrote:

These companies just need to all use a readable date with no guessing. They don't want you to know IMO when they use dates like that. I had to call their office once to ask about some of my products dates.

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You are the other person who I thought might have posted this information... I copied saved it in a note on my computer so I could refer to it. Thanks for sharing the information! 

I totally agree, companies should be required to use a readable date so we will know when products were manufactured... I also agree that they don't want you to know when they used codes!

[hatetoiron]

Tennessee Vol----THANK YOU!!

I was so hoping I wouldn't have to send back. 

I really appreciate you responding so quickly too.

Why do manufacturers make everything so complicated.  We consumers just want to be privy to basic info.

Thank you again

[Nightowlz]

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@Tennessee Vol wrote:

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@Nightowlz wrote:

These companies just need to all use a readable date with no guessing. They don't want you to know IMO when they use dates like that. I had to call their office once to ask about some of my products dates.

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You are the other person who I thought might have posted this information... I copied saved it in a note on my computer so I could refer to it. Thanks for sharing the information! 

I totally agree, companies should be required to use a readable date so we will know when products were manufactured... I also agree that they don't want you to know when they used codes!

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@Tennessee Vol 

I have posted the information before but it was from another post I copied it from. Not sure who orignally posted it.

[Linmo]

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@Nightowlz wrote:

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@Tennessee Vol wrote:

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@Nightowlz wrote:

These companies just need to all use a readable date with no guessing. They don't want you to know IMO when they use dates like that. I had to call their office once to ask about some of my products dates.

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You are the other person who I thought might have posted this information... I copied saved it in a note on my computer so I could refer to it. Thanks for sharing the information! 

I totally agree, companies should be required to use a readable date so we will know when products were manufactured... I also agree that they don't want you to know when they used codes!

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@Tennessee Vol 

I have posted the information before but it was from another post I copied it from. Not sure who orignally posted it.

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@Nightowlz @Tennessee VolI was the original poster.  I completely agree that expiration dates should be clearly noted on all skincare.  Outdated products are often sold on many websites, not just eBay.