How long is the shelf life of Japanese rose eye drops?

Japanese Rose Eye Drops is a very famous product. It is also a product with super high appearance and good effect. It is deeply loved by people. So how long is the shelf life of Japanese Rose Eye Drops? How to check the shelf life of Japanese Rose Eye Drops?

How long is the shelf life of Japanese rose eye drops

The shelf life of this eye drops is clearly stated to be 24 months, and it is best to use them up as soon as possible after opening.

It can temporarily relieve discomfort caused by eye irritation, or red eyes, itchy eyes, and eye fatigue.

Sante Beautéye is an eye drop that meets the needs of the eyes and keeps them moisturized. Our eyes are exposed to a modern living environment full of ultraviolet rays and exhaust gas every day, and are under various pressures every day due to lifestyle habits such as lack of sleep and picky eating.

How to check the shelf life of Japanese rose eye drops

The instructions for imported medicines are mostly in English, and the expiration date is marked on the packaging of the medicines. As long as you can recognize the following iconic foreign characters, you can generally use them correctly, safely and effectively.

Indicates the expiration date: (1) Expiry date or Exp date; (2) Expiration date; (3) Expiring; Use before, all of which mean that the drug can be used until the last day indicated on the date. Indicates the expiration date: (1) Storage life indicates the storage period; (2) Stability indicates the stability period; (3) Validity or Duration indicates the expiration date, both of which mean that the drug should be used until the last day of the indicated date.

The months on medicine packaging are mostly represented by English abbreviations, and the months from January to December are Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, and Dec respectively. For example, Exp date: Mar2001 means the expiration date is March 2001 and the drug can be used until February 28, 2001.

Japanese medicines generally use "Showa" or "Heisei" to indicate the year, which requires conversion into a formula calendar. The conversion method is: Showa year + 1925 = AD calendar, Heisei year + 1988 = AD calendar. For example, "Heisei 12", that is, 12+1988=2000, which is the year 2000.

Well, that’s all the introduction about eye drops. Friends, you all understand it clearly and know how long the shelf life is. It is usually 24 months.