Mobil has a date code on every bottle and at the end of it it usually says RN**** and in this case it was RN7165 and now the latest jugs on my walmart shelf are RN7223 IIRC i just did a quick peek waiting on a prescription to be filled. The revision number is unique to each product line and a change signals a formulation change. Ive got no idea what the number itself stands for or if its just a formulation number or what. Like EP is all the same RN, regular is to, EP HM, HM etc. only ESP has unique RNs for each viscosity so they truly are different formulas and not just different viscosities with the same formula. Interestingly enough is ESP x2 was 6288 for atleast 6 years and last year changed to 6353 and now the latest jugs are back to 6288, unsure what that signifies.