Humira loe date?

Do you mean the expiration date or the lot number (sometimes people abbreviate this as “lot” or “LOE”)? I can help with either, just want to be sure what you’re looking for.

General guidance:
- Expiration date (EXP): Printed on the Humira carton and on the vial/syringe label. It will say EXP or Expiration Date with a date (e.g., EXP 2025-12). Do not use the product past this date.
- Lot number (LOT): Also printed on the vial/syringe and carton. It’s a batch identifier (e.g., LOT A1B2C3) and is used for traceability. It doesn’t indicate freshness.

If you’re asking because you can’t read the date:
- Check both the carton and the syringe/vial label.
- If the date is unreadable or the packaging is damaged, contact your pharmacist or healthcare provider to confirm.

Storage tips (in case you’re checking packaging):
- Store Humira refrigerated at 2-8°C (36-46°F). Do not freeze.
- Keep in the original carton to protect from light.
- After removing from the fridge, follow the lot/expiration instructions in the patient information leaflet; if in doubt, ask your pharmacist.

If you can share a photo or copy the exact text you see (e.g., EXP and LOT numbers), I can help interpret it.