How To Check "HERBALIFE EXPIRED PRODUCT" Help

[AlexanderaCherie]

I have a question if where the yr is says 1 will that mean 2010 / 2011 or 2001?

my number on the bottom is 991532C16

[twoshakesaday]

@AlexanderaCherie If the label has a date later then 2001 than it must be a 2011 product. Or simply order from diet444.com and be assured you will always get factory direct fresh product, with live phone, email and chat support. 1-866-552-7830

[veramazing]

Thank you, that was very helpful!

Still... that expiration date thing made me realize how flipping sketchy Herbalife is. Why don't they just print it on the product for everyone to see like other labels? Weird. And sketchy. Made me very angry.

[twoshakesaday]

@veramazing Sketchy? almost 5 billion in sales! CNBC's Mad Money's Jim Kramer can't shut up about how excellent this company is being ran Herbalife's products ships to 75 different countries and they follow the Gregorian calendar for expiration date, also the same product expires at different times once you open it. Just embrace and enjoy!

[AQUA30L0C]

i like this really helped!!

[litebluesky]

I called at 8pm seattle time and the guy answered and helped me with the expiration date on some niteworks I bought over the internet. That is a good service for people ...so ... I will buy from him in the future.

[lyricaldynasty]

oh wait maybe its is there in small print it says 2009 herbalife

[lyricaldynasty]

okay yeah the same for me mines is a zero but when i go to look for the date the label was printed it looks as if its been cut out, because there is a perfect cut out square

[twoshakesaday]

look closer it there!

[uyenthai91]

my lot number is 600565A12. the third number is supposed to be the expiration year. here, mine is 0, should it be 2010 or 2000? thank you

[twoshakesaday]

Now look on the front label the date the label was printed should be 2009 if its 1999 you are very expired. If its 2009 than your was made in 2010.

[uyenthai91]

@twoshakesaday : thank you

[pcincome]

Great video, I had recently asked how to figure this out, and now I know.

[DrDubLi]

thanks for the info Steven!