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Testing lyophilized vials that were kept in the freezer?
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Testing lyophilized vials that were kept in the freezer?
Didn't the main guy from Janoshik say a hell of a long time? I don't remember the exact, but it was years.woundcarping said:
Right. Initially they said tirz up to 3 years in the freezer.... then we learned more like a decade or two.... ive been researching if reta is as durable as tirz. Havent found much about it but i do wanna apologize for vomiting in your sink 2 weeks ago. I was nervous af, drank a bit much and i felt absoulutey intimidated... It wasnt you projecting that, but rather my confidence taking a knee.... hope we can remain friends here Random...randompersonrandom said:
I'll jump into this. I got my very first kit of R20 yesterday, reconstituted it this morning, and took my first .5mg intro dose this afternoon.
I am alternating it every few days with 5mg of Tirz. Yes I am stacking them for my own reasons.
I will do the .5 reta once a week for a month and titrate up after that to see how my body reacts. At that dose that R20 vial will last about 10 weeks. That R20 vial that I just reconstituted today will go into the fridge storage with some telehealth compounded Tirz I already purchased. These timelines and BUD dates fall within my own risk comfort levels.
The remaining 9 vials of R20 along with a 10 pack kit of T30 (free shipping)will go in my chest freezer to the left of my moose meat.
I am already getting ready to purchase a kit of Tirz40 and Reta 30 (free shipping) with the assumption I still have some titration to go the next 16 months. Both those kits and a couple other peptide kits will go in the chest freezer to the right of the ground venison.
I am alternating it every few days with 5mg of Tirz. Yes I am stacking them for my own reasons.
I will do the .5 reta once a week for a month and titrate up after that to see how my body reacts. At that dose that R20 vial will last about 10 weeks. That R20 vial that I just reconstituted today will go into the fridge storage with some telehealth compounded Tirz I already purchased. These timelines and BUD dates fall within my own risk comfort levels.
The remaining 9 vials of R20 along with a 10 pack kit of T30 (free shipping)will go in my chest freezer to the left of my moose meat.
I am already getting ready to purchase a kit of Tirz40 and Reta 30 (free shipping) with the assumption I still have some titration to go the next 16 months. Both those kits and a couple other peptide kits will go in the chest freezer to the right of the ground venison.
I mean, if I had a nickel for every encounter that's ended exactly like that for exactly those reasons, I'd be rich and could simply hire someone to clean dudes' puke out of my sink. We're ok. I wasn't even startled, just "Oh, I guess it's that time again."Airborne Daddy said:
That's what I said I my original post. Janoshik confirmed, after testing it himself that years in the freezer would not be an issueBNLFL said:
So to elaborate on this team. i should be storing my powder in the freezer ? then bring it out the freezer and allow to go back to normal temp for 24hrs before reconstituing then placing in the fridge ?
Ive bought quite a few kits see of reta, tesa, klow, ss31, mots c and currently there stored in cupboard all sealed obviously, but i thought room temp was okay but after reading this then it should either be fridge or freezer?
Ive bought quite a few kits see of reta, tesa, klow, ss31, mots c and currently there stored in cupboard all sealed obviously, but i thought room temp was okay but after reading this then it should either be fridge or freezer?
High doses and or supporting multiple test subjects.brah389 said:
Jone5y87! said:
It’s up to you, the theory is lyophilized will last longer in the freezer. Recon normally goes in the fridge.
I don’t let wait coming out of the freezer before reconstituting.
I best start putting my powders in the freezer then ill do that when i finish work. Thank youwoundcarping said:
Same. I do let the vials sit a little at room temp before filling and pinning. They seem to draw a little easier, especially with 31g needle.woundcarping said:
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