Best SD Cards with Minimum Charge Leakage?

There is a lot of conflicting information about this when you start searching. The most populare article seems to be this one.:

http://www.theguardian.com/technology/askjack/2012/feb/23/ask-jack-backup-data-storage

It finishes by saying "Of course, we know the charge will decay over a long period, so SD cards are not recommended for archival storage. "

Also, from http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-hardware-18/sd-cards-for-long-term-storage-4175433802/

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1) As said above the change will decay, this means that data will be lost at some unknown point in the future depending on the quality of the card and other things.
2) Recovery of data from a dead flash media card is virtually impossible. I have never seen it done, but there are services that claim they can do it. You take your chances, as they can fail suddenly and completely without ANY warning. There is no SMART, no any type of health indicator, no nothing. It's just not designed for this purpose.
3) Corruption is common and varies greatly with the quality of the card and of the reader. I have noticed this from personal experience. Cheap, low quality readers and cards just corrupt the data. I suppose this is why they say to format the card often. The corruption may also be from charge decay of filesystem structures. (see #1).