Archival BDXL Optical Disc VERBATIM MDISC Lifetime 100 GB, 120 mm, Single Disc

VERBATIM MDISC Lifetime BDXL 100 GB is an archival optical disc in a 120 mm format supplied as a single disc in a jewel case. The MDISC write-once technology engraves data into a patented, rock-like recording layer designed to resist degradation from light, temperature and humidity. With 100 GB native capacity the BDXL disc is intended for long-term preservation of backups, legal and financial records, photos, videos and other important digital content where stability over decades or centuries is required.

Advantages

The MDISC BDXL uses a chemically stable recording layer that is fundamentally different from dye-based media, reducing the risk of data loss over time. Independent ISO/IEC 10995 testing indicates an expected mean lifetime measured in centuries, and the discs incorporate a titanium layer to improve physical and oxidation resistance. As a write-once medium the disc provides a non-rewritable, offline storage option that supports retention and compliance needs while keeping archived data immune to accidental modification.

Suitable for

• Long-term archiving of family photos, videos and documents
• Secure offline backup and cold storage for businesses
• Retention of legal, medical and financial records
• Preservation of digital media libraries and project archives

Key specifications

• Disc type: BDXL (BD 100 GB class, single-layer multi-layer structure)
• Capacity: 100 GB native storage
• Diameter: 120 mm (standard optical disc size)
• Recording type: write-once, MDISC engraved rock-like layer
• Material features: titanium-enhanced layer for increased longevity
• Packaging: single disc supplied in jewel case

How to use

Use a compatible Blu-ray BDXL drive that supports write-once MDISC discs. Load the disc into the drive or external Blu-ray burner, select write-once recording mode in your disc authoring software, and finalize the disc after burning to ensure maximum compatibility. Store only finalized discs in a dry, stable environment away from direct sunlight and extreme temperature fluctuations. For retrieval, use a compatible drive and standard file-extraction or media playback software to access archived files.

Usage recommendations

For best archival results, verify burned data immediately after writing, keep a record of disc contents, store discs vertically in protective cases, and maintain a controlled storage environment (moderate temperature and humidity). Where critical retention policies apply, maintain duplicate copies and periodically verify readability with a compatible drive.