Type the batch (lot) code from your Bioré product — skincare, makeup or perfume — and we decode the manufacture date, how old it is, and an expiration estimate.
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UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence SPF 50+ PA++++
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40 low · 4 moderate · 0 high-risk
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UV Aqua Rich Water Gel SPF 50+
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15 low · 4 moderate · 0 high-risk
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Aqua Rich UV Invisible Face Mist SPF 50
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16 low · 7 moderate · 2 high-risk
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Aqua Rich UV Weightless Moisturiser High Protection UVA UVB SPF 30
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24 low · 3 moderate · 0 high-risk
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UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence Extreme Protection SPF50+ PA++++
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UV Kids Pure Milk Sunscreen SPF 50+ PA+++
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27 low · 3 moderate · 0 high-risk
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UV Fresh Look Tinted Cover SPF 50
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13 low · 1 moderate · 0 high-risk
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Ouchi De Esthe Deep Clay Facial Cleanser
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The Bioré batch code is a short, usually embossed stamp of letters and numbers — never the barcode. Here’s what it looks like on typical packaging (the code is the short embossed stamp, not the long barcode):
A genuine Bioré code looks like B0001173 or B9000445 or S0102653 — usually embossed, not the barcode.
The Bioré batch code — also called the lot code, lot number or serial number — is a short 4–8 character stamp of letters and numbers, usually embossed rather than printed in ink, and it is never the barcode. On a bottle or jar look at the base; on a tube look near the crimp/seal at the end; on a boxed perfume or fragrance check a flap or side of the box; on makeup check the underside of the compact or inside the pan.
Bioré codes encode a year digit plus the day of the year.
Real documented examples: code → manufacture date.
Most unopened cosmetics and fragrances keep for about 30–36 months from manufacture. Once opened, follow the PAO (open-jar) symbol — it usually matters more than any printed expiration date.
We've read 641 Bioré batch codes so far, the newest was made September 2026, and the typical Bioré product people check here is about 23 months old.
Can the batch code tell me if my Bioré is authentic? Not on its own. A code that decodes to a sensible date is a good sign, but counterfeiters copy real codes from genuine packs, so a valid code cannot prove a Bioré product is authentic. Buy from Bioré or an authorised retailer, and compare the packaging, print quality and seal with one you know is genuine.
Yes — like all cosmetics and fragrances, Bioré products have a limited shelf life. Unopened they typically last 30–36 months from the manufacture date, and the batch code above tells you how old yours already is. After opening, the PAO (open-jar) symbol — e.g. "12M" — is a better guide than any printed expiration date.
Unopened: general cosmetics guidance. Opened: general guidance by product type. A date or open-jar symbol on your pack always wins.
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