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@bjrobinson1 fine in the fridge for a year or more. Provably 5 but i dont have data on this. Anything I'm not touching for 2 years gets the medical freezer

@Stan-Douglas said in Freeze vs Refrigerate vs cool dark place: From what I understand as of now... moisture is your enemy for unconstituted [is that a word?] peps. I store mine in the freezer regardless of when I plan to begin using, in the original storage box, sealed in a ziplock freezer bag and now with -- I was reading up on this topic and it was suggested to add silica gel or desiccant packs -- I ordered "Color-Indicating Desiccant Packs for Storage, Rechargeable Silica Gel Packets" on Amazon to throw in each bag. Also advice I tripped across was to let your vials warm to room temp before adding your bac water. I use the packets, had no idea there were rechargeable ones.

I'm curious of the longer term storage of a reconned pep in a cartridge vs in a vial. I understand the suggested usage of a reconned pep within 28-30 days has more to do with the BACw keeping potential bacteria growth down with repeated poking of the vial top diminishing over time. With loading a cartridge and purging the air, would it be plausible the pep would encounter less contamination possible? It's been on my mind for a while now and figured this is the best place to ask! Appreciate the community, great place for learning and sharing

@ratstudies https://a.co/d/03AamvV5 and https://a.co/d/0i7ltP0b

@beachfun https://peptidefox.com/content/mito-stack-protocol

@Stan-Douglas said in Left reconstituted peptide out overnight, still good?: I was just reviewing this last night! https://community.peptidecritic.com/topic/1188/we-tested-peptide-degradation-so-people-can-stop-guessing Thank you, I forgot about this.

Thank you!

@MyB Thanks

@Randy said in Working on "large" storage option: we have a storage video on our youtube with links to downloadable files for the hydrapeaks. Do you recommend using PETG instead of PLA for those files?

Oh no! Those were a limited run. Any case we do is limited to 30 except the peptide critic 6 vial cases.

@Juan-Doe MarioPrintCo. He made trays for the one I posted. They hold 21 vials per canister

Randy, I will have to give that a try- not anything I'm into yet with the 3d printing but I may be soon!

Lyophilization itself freezes the peptides. As long as they're not reconstituted you can freeze them.

I am in a hotel right now as my first time traveling with peptides. I bought this from Amazon and the freezer packs lasted the entire 6 hours from my house to the hotel and were still frozen and solid. I had it in my carry on and TSA never blinked or asked me to remove it. In the hotel I put it in the fridge. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CLC8YF6F?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title