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The phrase "a lifetime guarantee" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a promise that a product will be repaired or replaced for the duration of the buyer's life.
Example: "This product comes with a lifetime guarantee, ensuring that you can enjoy it for years to come without worry."
Alternatives: "lifetime warranty" or "perpetual guarantee."
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There's a lifetime guarantee.
— Glenn Collins The New York Times: Tumblers with a lifetime guarantee against breakage.
They even come with a lifetime guarantee against damage caused by sweat.
"And that includes a lifetime guarantee that you'll never clean your gutters again," Mr. Moon said.
But the Confrérie experiment ended when BNB filed for bankruptcy, putting into question the value of a lifetime guarantee.
It comes with a lifetime guarantee and the parts are reckoned to be impossible to wear out.
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Available in both yellow and black, it is easily cleanable, durable, abrasion-resistant and covered by a limited lifetime guarantee.
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A good breeder will offer a lifetime replacement guarantee for WHS and at least a 6 month genetic guarantee.
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