> "What does this all mean? It means if you have a Food Bar with the expiration date July 14, 2017, it might benefit you to throw it away." That seems a bit re

> "What does this all mean? It means if you have a Food Bar with the expiration date July 14, 2017, it might benefit you to throw it away." That seems a bit reactionary. A large number of the bars will have the same expiration date even if they were produced in different batches or facilities. This whole piece seems to be designed to stir up emotions rather than provide real analysis. It is fine to express concern when people are getting sick, but this seems more like a attack. The default assumption seems to be that the Soylent team is hiding something, which does not seem consistent with Rosa Labs' previous disclosures about production issues. Anyway I have been eating bars from a box with the same labeling (B1-00CAR BEST BY 1966 14JUL17 0716) for weeks with no ill effects. Rather than throwing all their product away if someone is worried they can try consuming a small portion of a bar first and then wait to see if there are any ill effects.