Reply With QuoteThey are good for a few weeks out side of the fridge as long as they arent exposed to extreme heat over 120 degrees. Peptides that are reconstituted should be kept in the fridge. Otherwise the freezer on a low setting is also a good idea.
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03-13-2011, 03:35 AM #1Registered User
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Storing peptides
Is it supposed to be stored in the fridge? Even before reconstitution?
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So would a month be too long? Or my stuff is still good?
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A month outside of the fridge? Well that depends on a few factors. Were they at room temp or in heat? Room temp could make it probably just fine. Truly the only way to tell is to start your testing and see how it goes.
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03-13-2011, 05:37 PM #5Twisted Steel
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Oh man I've got a lot that I've had stored in a dark room temp place hope it's not all ruined...I didn't know they didn't keep for too long even if they are not mixed...guess I'll just order what I need next time instead of stocking up
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LOL yeah, now I have all my shit in a safebox in the fridge, I guess we have to find another place to put the food lol
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03-15-2011, 07:12 AM #7Twisted Steel
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I agree...the food has to go! Make room for my stash... Originally Posted by stronger4ever
"hey can I borrow some cheese?"
No...but I've got some peptides you can borrow!
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agreed!!! Originally Posted by cutright
thats funny, cani borrow some cheese? No... but Ive got peps you can borrow. You can borrow my peps, but never my hgh!! get your own kits!!!
"Without sacrifice, comes no reward"!
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how long does hgh frag last in the fridge
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