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shelf life

noun as in useful life of product

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The current Covid-19 vaccines available do have a limited shelf life, so avoiding waste is important — better to get it in someone’s arm than to throw it out.

From Vox

For example, the HotHands warmers we listed above have a shelf life of three to four years.

Speed is critical, because these vaccines need to be administered within the approved shelf life of six months.

Once its short shelf life of 12 hours is over, it has to be tossed.

Demand for packaged foods with long shelf lives has surged as shuttered restaurants and the fear of contracting the virus forced shoppers into stocking their pantries and cooking at home more often.

But others argue that its shelf life is longer than we might think.

But done right, they can extend her shelf-life in a hyper-competitive industry that revolves around youthfulness.

The new Twinkies carry an extended shelf life of 45 days, versus two weeks previously (no, they don't last forever).

Even without any changes, most experts predict a much longer shelf life for Idol than the current media narrative predicts.

Furthermore, pronouncements by Barack Obama have a notoriously short shelf life.

Thus, a warhead loaded with the material has an indefinite shelf-life.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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