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I was just wondering if I buy some CEE and L-Glutamine now along with 10lbs of whey how long does that stuff take to expire?? I plan to start using the glutamine and whey around may 8th and CEE when I start bulking again.
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Does that work with any supplement?
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caps and powders 2 years, tablets are usually 3 years.
every supplement should have the expiration date on it.
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As usual, He is right - keep the supps in a cool, dry place and two years is minimum.
Laura
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