An indemnity is distinct from a guarantee, which is the promise of a third party to honor the obligation of a party to a contract should that party be unable or unwilling to do so (usually a guarantee is limited to an obligation to pay a debt).
Answer: Heavy Cream Has a Shelf Life Of Up To A Month. According to the USDA, heavy cream can be stored in the refrigerator (opened or unopened) for up to a month. This assumes that it has been kept at a constant refrigerator temperature and not left out on the counter for stretches of time. Discard any cream with mold or an off odor. When in doubt, throw it out.
I've done this before and not seen or felt any adverse reaction. --E.H., Dover, Del. A. Probably nothing, in the case of most over-the-counter products. The expiration date on creams is really the date at which point the manufacturer is willing to guarantee that their product is at least 90 percent potent. After the date, all bets are off. The stuff either works or it doesn't, but there is no assurance. Now as I tell you this, please realize I am referring to basic, general creams that you can buy over the counter, such as hydrocortisone, triple antibiotic ointment, arthritic and muscle ache rubs, anti-itch creams and anti-fungal products. If you're only a few months past the date and the product looks normal, try it.