RandyP
Solar Enthusiast
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Perhaps the expiration date is the only critical criteria for a buyer to consider. And its done by the manufacturer, not the retail seller.I agree with this but many sellers have the ability to grade thier products based upon critera they can judge such as capacity, where they bought them and how long theyve been sitting and physical condition (bloated etc) so thier grading system may or may not have SOME relevance... For example I can buy energizer AA batteries at CVS and pay $4 for a 2 pack with an epiration dat of 2028.... or I can buy the same 2 pack at the dollar store for $1.25 with an expiration date of 2024.. They are both new and put out the correct voltage but not in the same condition even though the manufacturer did not grade them differently. (other than an expiration date)