Temp tag expiration of 7 days or less is considered what?

• A. 7
• B. 5
• C. 3
• D. 10

Answer: (A)

Temp tag expiration is categorized by an upper limit, using the seven-day window as the label for anything expiring in seven days or less. So when a temp tag is valid up to seven days or fewer from issuance, it falls under the seven-day category. This means even if the actual expiration is three days, it’s still treated as a seven-day tag for enforcement and record-keeping. Expirations longer than seven days would be placed in their respective longer categories, such as ten days. Therefore, the seven-day category is the correct interpretation for a temp tag expiring within seven days.