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shelf life,
n the amount of time that a product can be stored and still be considered safe and effective for use.
shelf life,
n the length of time a material may be stored without deterioration; the length of time it remains usable.
shelf life
A food industry term, which, in health care, refers to the length of time that a blood product, therapeutic or other product may be stored under appropriate conditions before it must be discarded by law
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