
Freezer bags, desiccant pucks, and storing inside of an insulated container would knock out half of the concerns on your list. Probably overkill and unnecessary, but if it provides the psychological sense of having your bases covered, none of those are horribly expensive.Main75 said:Interesting about TRIZ being frige stable for that long, i had no idea ...so just block light out on triz. I think i would still use insulated something for temp shifts while open fridge doors for months or potentially years.
Regarding storage, this likely sounds ridiculous, but i hate thinking about things more then once and i personally would rather make it the best situation to maintain freshness once and not think about it until its used, whenever that is.
Freeze dried is also not alway as perfect as one would hope, mostly no moisture in a perfect world and a container that is flawless, is alway my assumption, temp change cycles effect all organics as well as vibrations over time (compressor cycles ) and other things opening and closing doors over a year.
I like the silicon holders for long term vibration control and the hydrapeak insulated containers temperature flux, seems easy and makes things stable
Probably way overboard but out of sight out of mind and quick labeling and put it away until needed.
And by the time you've fully prepared for keeping your peptides preserved in a Mad Max-style world, you may have gone too far, as I expect obesity will be less of a concern in that world.