What is the expiration date on this particular item (Kodak Tri-X 400 Film, Black and White)?
53818
It will depend on when you buy the film and what they have available. When I received my film (which was a few years ago), the expiration date was at least a year and a half out. If you want to know the exact date of the item you'd order, your best bet is to contact a seller directly and ask.
53819
I just took a roll out of the freezer and it has an expiration date of 06/2016. I bought it May, so I would say at least two years, probably longer. If you freeze it, it should last forever. You are doubtless aware that Tri-X is still made by Kodak. It's so inexpensive that there is no point in buying expired film. Just get it new. Cheers.
691949
This depends how soon you will use them.These films are currently dated in 2016. They are usually still good even after the expiration date.
1785722
The film and camera are obsolete. I was sent film that expired in 2003!!! I bought a Fuji instant camera for a third of the price and the films are equally cheap. I got all my money back from Amazon....
1379909
Look in the blue rectangle on the bottom of the box, the top line there is the expiration date. Each cartridge has a different date.
1532921
I've order this film several time and I've had great results. I threw away the outer packaging from my last order and that is where you will find the expiration date. The film canister is black with white lettering; "Lomography, 400 Color Print Film 135, CP 36 * 400/27, C-41, 36 exp., 400 ISO, 135 DXn, with a barcode". Hope this helps. Good luck!
188150
yes 200 asa gold Kodak Discontinued try Fugi 200 same quality and not expired
41102
Hello, thank you for the question. The expiration box on that item is Jul 2016.If you have any more question, please don't hesitate to ask, or just visit Priceless Ink & Toner (www.priceless-inkjet.com)
193664
I looked very closely and can't find an expiration date. They really are no good. I would not purchase them again. I have only used the black, but it prints grey. Right from the beginning.
130353
I no longer have the package, so I am not certain. I ordered it in October 2012 and the date on the package may have been May of 2012. The cartridge is not yet empty and is still working fine. In the past, I have pulled old printers out of storage at the office and the cartridges still worked even when a few years old. I expect the seller is already selling newer inventory so your purchase would have a newer expiration date. I hope this helps.
1997698
The expiration date is on the boxes of film. It is usually around 1-2 years after purchase. If you put the film in the fridge it will last longer.
2228551
I don't have a real specific answer, except--there are expiration dates on them. And I've used them after the date and the prints have been fine. I've also had cartridges in my printer for a year and a half--and while they've needed more head cleaning--the prints have been great. Obviously, the best thing is to buy as you need them.
532798
I freeze mine and it can last pretty much forever if kept frozen. I also keep some in the refrigerator for when I need a roll quickly. B&W films tend to last longer than color films anyway so it should last a while if it's new stock.
505706
there is ink in the print head. the expiration date is for the ink in the head. The older the head the less prints it will be good for.
1261207
I do not see any expiration date on the cartridge itself. No longer hv the box.
788412
I never noticed any expiration date. I quite buying these cameras because it became so costly to develop the film. The first few I got I could get developed at Target within a few hours. Then they stopped that and had to send them out and more than doubled the price. I concluded never to buy a disposable camera again. Instead I found a Samsung Digital camera which I am very happy with. I have no more use for disposable Kodak cameras.
1858663
The 800 expiration date on my order is October 2014. It has been my experience can most film if has not been exposed to extreme heat has a longer shelf life.
546039
Actually, I bought the wrong type of film when I purchased the camera for my 8-year old niece. It appears that what's available has expired, but I'm going to purchase one anyone if I'm unsuccessful finding it at a local camera shop.