FujiFilm Mailers--Good news about "expiration" date

[rwbowman]

<p>For those of you who, like me, have been shooting more Fuji film than usual in order to use the mailers stamped with, "Valid though 12/31/09" before they expire, here is a snippet of an email I received this morning from Krystal at Dwayne's Photo:<br>

<br /> "Fuji has told us to tell customers to disregard the expiration date. They will continue to be honored after this time."<br>

<br /> An example of why I care:</p>

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[larrydressler]

<p>This is good news as I have 10 of them still.</p>

[User_276104]

<p>That's great news - I had been in contact with Dwayne's a few months ago and they basically said they would do whatever Fuji tells them to do. Nice to see Fuji did the right thing.</p>

<p>Here's my example of why I care:</p>

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[peter_korzaan]

<p>Was that 50 or 100 Velvia???<br>

(I shoot the red rocks also. Have shot 100 and just got some 50 and shooting it for the first time.)</p>

[patrick_mont]

<p>Great news. They are a very economical way to have E-6 processed. For those of you who may be curious, these mailers are for any E-6 film wether it is Kodak, Fuji, or Rollei/Agfa they will accept it. I have always sent in Kodak and have had good results.</p>

[larrydressler]

<p>I am so glad it is not the end of the line for my beloved Mailers. :)</p>

<p><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3532/3708934207_2eda4d50e2_b.jpg" alt="" width="1024" height="692" /></p>

[andylynn]

<p>Great news! I've used several of these this year for cheap developing of my E100's.</p>

[User_276104]

<p>Peter -</p>

<p>The photo I posted was taken a couple weeks ago with old-school ISO 50 Velvia (as opposed to Velvia 50). I scored about 40 "unknown date but always chilled" rolls for ~$2.00 each on eBay last year.</p>