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This is in regard to Lancelets used in blood count testing.
As I test myself infrequently,my supply of lancelets are
inclined to pile up. I now have an abundant supply.My question
is; as the lancelets are completely sealed against contamination,
why should there be an expiration date on the product. Are they
afraid of rusting.Aren't they made of stainless steel? Would
appreciate some info on this. Thanks !