How it works
expiration = start date + 30 daysadded on the calendar, weekends included
- start date
- the day the clock starts
- 30 days
- the fixed window
- expiration
- the day it lapses
A "30-day return" usually means 30 calendar days from purchase or delivery, so check which date the seller counts from.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find a 30-day expiration?
Enter the start date and the tool adds 30 days to it.
Is 30 days a month?
It is close, but a fixed 30 days differs from a calendar month of 28 to 31 days.
Does a 30-day trial include weekends?
Yes, it counts every calendar day, weekends included.
When does a 30-day return start?
Usually from purchase or delivery; the seller decides, so confirm the start date.