No, life jackets (PFDs) don’t have official expiry dates stamped on them. But—heavy usage, sun exposure, saltwater damage, and aging materials can degrade their safety over time. Foam loses buoyancy, seams weaken, and critical parts like CO2 cartridges (for inflatables) may fail.

⚠️ Lifespan Limits: What You MUST Know About Lifejackets The Emergency Sea Rescue Equipment Trade Federation (FSR) mandates strict lifespan guidelines for lifejackets due to: 1️⃣ Material Degradation: Foam/inflatable fabrics weaken over time, risking buoyancy failure. 2️⃣ Legal Compliance: Product liability laws require suppliers to set a maximum supported lifespan.

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A lifejacket or buoyancy aid will only be effective when:

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