Car seats don't come with a magic expiry date tattooed on them, but most manufacturers recommend tossing them after about 6 to 10 years from the date of manufacture. Why? Because the plastic degrades, the straps fray, and the safety tech gets outdated—none of which scream 'safe child transport.' Check the label on the seat for the exact manufacture date and expiry info. Used car seats are a risky gamble, so if you're eyeing one on Tradingpost or PuppyList, think twice. Always consult the official manual before making any decisions.
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