When you’re told a product has a lifetime warranty, you would be forgiven for assuming that means you can get it repaired or replaced at any time—five days after you bought it or five decades after you bought it. And in some cases that is actually true—but in many cases it’s not true at all. Here’s what to know about so-called "lifetime" warranties.The laws surrounding warranties are messy and vague, and that means that a “lifetime” warranty means pretty much whatever the company says it does. If you’re choosing a product based on a claim of a lifetime warranty, read the fine print closely: Companies are free to use the term as a marketing label and then define the “lifetime warranty” as las
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