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Q: Sometimes when a container of grease is opened, there is noticeable oil sitting on the top. Is that a problem and would there be consequences to using it? Is there a certain amount of time when this noticeable oil present, that the product shouldn’t be used? Finally, could NLGI provide a reference source that discusses this sort of occurrence?  

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