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Discussion: We Left Retatrutide in a Truck All Summer. Then We Tested It.

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  • S STATIEEIGHT

    And here’s me covering them up on my desk so the led’s don’t degrade them while I’m playing around with them 🤣

    Nice test 👍

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    @STATIEEIGHT said:

    And here’s me covering them up on my desk so the led’s don’t degrade them while I’m playing around with them 🤣

    Nice test 👍

    I've got my peptides stored in a sealed contraption packed in dessicants inside a freezer. Overboard, yes, but they'll be good for many, many years.

    Unpopular opinion, but I just have a sneaking suspicion that eventually the crackdown will happen. Hopefully I am proven wrong.

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      It’s interesting to see how resilient lyophilized peps actually are. I’ll still store my long-term in the freezer… but it’s nice to not have to worry about summer transportation.

      What’s been interesting from your other tests (of reconstituted peps) is how there seems to be a sort of exponential drop-off beyond a certain timeframe. I wonder if that holds true with lyophilized after a year or more in these conditions.

      Great work @randy

      Remember: there are no peptides that can fill the emptiness inside your cold heart.

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        A 22% loss after a year is still quite a bit, and that's best case scenario and not taking Jake's points into effect which may well be true.

        Definitely worth taking a modicum of effort and freezing them.

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          Thank you for running this test ... this is great real world info!

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            So a few days shipping worn't be a big issue.

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                Any other excellent test!!!

                "FDA approved? Is that cigarette FDA approved?"

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                  Discussion thread for the blog post on PeptideCritic.com.

                  📖 Read the article: We Left Retatrutide in a Truck All Summer. Then We Tested It.


                  Share your thoughts, ask questions, or continue the conversation below!

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                  @PeptideCritic That's great!

                  Gonna stop bothering about my freezer storage to be perfect.

                  Already emptied some freezer space by removing excessive ice packs around my inventory, for storing bones for my bone broth!

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                    Thank you for this, my expectations were no where near the results!

                    Now do freeze, thaw , freeze thaw. Does the freezing and thawing Degrade the peptides as much as we think? How many times can they be frozen and thawed before they reach 95% or 90%?

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                      Thank you for this, my expectations were no where near the results!

                      Now do freeze, thaw , freeze thaw. Does the freezing and thawing Degrade the peptides as much as we think? How many times can they be frozen and thawed before they reach 95% or 90%?

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                      @iamsomebody said:

                      Thank you for this, my expectations were no where near the results!

                      Now do freeze, thaw , freeze thaw. Does the freezing and thawing Degrade the peptides as much as we think? How many times can they be frozen and thawed before they reach 95% or 90%?

                      This would be a great test. Also testing other peps besides Reta/Tirz to know definitively which peps are the most sensitive.

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