Fridge setup

[Iksrohcic1]

Just was wondering how everyone has their fridge setup with peptides, HGH, and GLPs. Also, best ways to label the vials for identification. Here’s mine below. Didn’t see this post anywhere before and was just wondering how everyone else had their setup. Don’t mind the messiness. Any tips would be appreciated!

 

[Photon]

Those are some large pickles.

 

[anon55]

Just was wondering how everyone has their fridge setup with peptides, HGH, and GLPs. Also, best ways to label the vials for identification. Here’s mine below. Didn’t see this post anywhere before and was just wondering how everyone else had their setup. Don’t mind the messiness. Any tips would be appreciated!

Baking soda in the fridge?

 

[heavydutygorilla]

I got one of those cosmetic mini fridges to hold everything.

 

[Iksrohcic1]

Baking soda in the fridge?

Reduces fridge odors

 

[BigDadd7]

This is your friend. You can find them for 10ml and 3 ml.

Amazon.com

 

[Iksrohcic1]

This is your friend. You can find them for 10ml and 3 ml.

Amazon.com

Thanks! Never seen that before! Probably get that!

 

[BigDadd7]

I have a smaller 4 vial one i keep my peptides in. I make my own blends for AAS. I'm going to pick up that larger one for holding the half empty vials I always have sitting around.

 

[BabaJagga]

i have one shelf for peptides and preloaded syringes. keep vials in kits that are labeled.

 

[trtbuilder]

I have a mini fridge in my office for all my peptides/hgh. Prefer to keep that shit separate.

 

[amicedrot]

total sidebar, but ive noticed once in awhile that great value baking soda brand has run out of the cheap leftovers from arm and hammer and they sometimes get natural mined baking soda, if it is grainy and sparkly it is good mined baking soda and wont absorb much odor from the fridge, but will be excellent for food prep and baking. you want the powdery stuff with no sparkle for fridge odors