Most lot numbers are printed on the product packaging and typically follow a standard format for the manufacturer. Unfortunately, there is no consensus or standard method between manufacturers identifying or labeling expiration dates by lot number.
The batch code identifies the manufacture date of the product. Usually it is printed on both the primary container and outer packaging. The batch code consists from numbers and letters. If the product is not marked, then it must have the expiration date written.
Example: LOT # H-21300822 means that the product was manufactured on August 30, 2021, and the earliest expiration date of any of the components that constitute it is August 2022.
A lot number is a unique identifier assigned to a batch of items. Lot numbers are used to track items throughout the manufacturing process and can be used to identify recalled items or products with defects.
In short, all financial transaction cards should show the card's expiration date in one of the following two formats: “MM / YY” or “MM-YY” — with the first being the by far most common for credit cards. This represents two digits for the month and two for the year — for example, “02 / 24”.
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