Favorite storage case for freezer?

[cookieguggleman]

Hi all. Just received my first grey shipment of 20 vials and 10 of BAC water. Can you recommend a good case for freezer storage for the peps? BAC goes in fridge, right?

 

[Gypsyking]

Hi all. Just received my first grey shipment of 20 vials and 10 of BAC water. Can you recommend a good case for freezer storage for the peps? BAC goes in fridge, right?

I'm not sure how your order was shipped but most of the time they should come in a plastic case inside a silver bag. I throw the whole thing in the freezer. BAC water does indeed go in the fridge

 

[cookieguggleman]

I'm not sure how your order was shipped but most of the time they should come in a plastic case inside a silver bag. I throw the whole thing in the freezer. BAC water does indeed go in the fridge

Thank you. They are in a little case, but just wrapped in bubble wrap. I ordered a case from Etsy

 

[pavlovs]

I keep mine in a Ziploc baggy with a few desiccant packs in the baggie, and then inside an insulated lunch bag in the bottom of the freezer. I keep bacteriostatic water in a cool, dry closet until it is opened.

 

[yeeeee333]

Pretty sure BAC water stays in cool dry space when not open. Don’t believe it goes in the fridge.

I just ordered a food thermos and some inserts from Etsy and will be using those, probably overkill, but want to keep it safe.

 

[Peotidethrowaway]

I just use soft sided lunch bags from Amazon and I keep the peps in the lunch cases in whatever box or plastic case they come in. The lunch bags are numbered 1-5 and I keep an inventory list on paper so I know which bag to grab

I have these but there are millions just like them

https://a.co/d/f5u1Dg7

 

[PopTart]

BAC water does indeed go in the fridge

Not according to the paper insert from Pfizer for Hospira bac water:

“Store at 20 to 25°C (68 to 77°F).”

 

[Ozgirl]

I store my back water in a 3d printed room temp box (my 3d printer runs day and night) for my habit!

I also have 3 hydropeaks with inserts that I have printed also. I need a 4th, 5th and possible even 6th one after my last purchase.

My habit costs me $ for the vials, filaments, new 3d printers, hydro flasks and, oh yeah, anything else that I "think" will be good for my habits

 

[vewdew34]

I print my own cases for Peptides, I have a Bambu P1P and everything I might need for my peptides.

 

[Gypsyking]

Not according to the paper insert from Pfizer for Hospira bac water:

“Store at 20 to 25°C (68 to 77°)

I've heard both. Happy to be wrong if you can send me some links

Not according to the paper insert from Pfizer for Hospira bac water:

“Store at 20 to 25°C (68 to 77°F).

 

[yobculture]

Even though they’re probably a bit pedestrian for most, I really like these cases. They’re cheap and the vials fit perfectly. And there are six different colors so you can color coordinate your peptides.

 

[randompersonrandom]

I love a Mira brand 13.5 oz thermos.

Amazon.com: MIRA 2 Pack Insulated Food Jar thermo for Hot Food & Soup, Compact Stainless Steel Vacuum Lunch Container, 13.5 oz, Purple, Pearl Blue : Home & Kitchen

Amazon.com: MIRA 2 Pack Insulated Food Jar thermo for Hot Food & Soup, Compact Stainless Steel Vacuum Lunch Container, 13.5 oz, Purple, Pearl Blue : Home & Kitchen

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It holds exactly thirty vials, standing upright in two rows. I treasure mine.

 

[cookieguggleman]

Pretty sure BAC water stays in cool dry space when not open. Don’t believe it goes in the fridge.

I just ordered a food thermos and some inserts from Etsy and will be using those, probably overkill, but want to keep it safe.

Thanks, someone else recommended those and they look simple and effective

 

[cookieguggleman]

I love a Mira brand 13.5 oz thermos.

Amazon.com: MIRA 2 Pack Insulated Food Jar thermo for Hot Food & Soup, Compact Stainless Steel Vacuum Lunch Container, 13.5 oz, Purple, Pearl Blue : Home & Kitchen

Amazon.com: MIRA 2 Pack Insulated Food Jar thermo for Hot Food & Soup, Compact Stainless Steel Vacuum Lunch Container, 13.5 oz, Purple, Pearl Blue : Home & Kitchen

a.co

It holds exactly thirty vials, standing upright in two rows. I treasure mine.

Awesome, do you use an insert or just drop them in?

 

[cookieguggleman]

I just use soft sided lunch bags from Amazon and I keep the peps in the lunch cases in whatever box or plastic case they come in. The lunch bags are numbered 1-5 and I keep an inventory list on paper so I know which bag to grab

I have these but there are millions just like them

https://a.co/d/f5u1Dg7

Love this, I'm a big fan of keeping it simple. Thanks!

 

[littledragon25]

Does anyone have a particular way they store needles, filters, syringes, alcohol wipes, and other paraphernalia linked to peps? Right now mine are all in a lunch box on top of my fridge, so not the most secure or particularly well stored!

 

[ZippityDooDah]

Does anyone have a particular way they store needles, filters, syringes, alcohol wipes, and other paraphernalia linked to peps? Right now mine are all in a lunch box on top of my fridge, so not the most secure or particularly well stored!

I have a drawer in a dresser in a spare bedroom where I keep all that stuff (there's a mini fridge in there too).

Probably depends on your living situation, if there are kids, etc. as to how "secure" you need things to be. Frankly a lunch box is probably fine if there isn't a need to keep things out of reach or concealed from others. A friend with curious kids has one of those locking Pelican-style cases she keeps all her syringes etc. in.

 

[randompersonrandom]

Awesome, do you use an insert or just drop them in?

drop them in, but carefully. It holds thirty IF they're all upright, but if any fall over when I'm loading them, I gotta fish them out and flip them right or they won't all fit.

 

[littledragon25]

I have a drawer in a dresser in a spare bedroom where I keep all that stuff (there's a mini fridge in there too).

Probably depends on your living situation, if there are kids, etc. as to how "secure" you need things to be. Frankly a lunch box is probably fine if there isn't a need to keep things out of reach or concealed from others. A friend with curious kids has one of those locking Pelican-style cases she keeps all her syringes etc. in.

Thankfully I am blissfully child free, but I do live with my increasingly elderly and slowly going senile father in law, so I'm thinking I may need to source something more secure soon. Luckily he's too fragile and frail to get near the chest freezer, let alone open it, so there's no risk of him getting to my peptides apart from what's reconstituted in the fridge, and if I keep them on the top shelf he can't reach!

 

[BookLover80]

Does anyone have a particular way they store needles, filters, syringes, alcohol wipes, and other paraphernalia linked to peps? Right now mine are all in a lunch box on top of my fridge, so not the most secure or particularly well stored!

Im pretty new still so I’m sure I’ll change things up but for now I emptied a shelf in my closet and dedicated it for pep supplies. I’m still trying to figure something for the fridge (I fill all the syringes at once) so I don’t have baggies full of needles