Should I freeze unreconstituted Reta and tirz vials for longer storage or keep in refrigerator?

[boxmorton]

I have a kit of tirz and Reta about a week ago. I've been keeping them in the refrigerator (both the powder ones as well as the reconstituted vials).

I know I'm not supposed to freeze the reconstituted ones, but I've heard conflicting info about storage for the powder.

I'd like to keep these for as long as possible. Should I store them in the freezer?

 

[Barney67]

I have a kit of tirz and Reta about a week ago. I've been keeping them in the refrigerator (both the powder ones as well as the reconstituted vials).

I know I'm not supposed to freeze the reconstituted ones, but I've heard conflicting info about storage for the powder.

I'd like to keep these for as long as possible. Should I store them in the freezer?

Lyophilized powder will do well anywhere. However, the freezer is probably the lost optimal place.

 

[MrBillyMG]

I have a kit of tirz and Reta about a week ago. I've been keeping them in the refrigerator (both the powder ones as well as the reconstituted vials).

I know I'm not supposed to freeze the reconstituted ones, but I've heard conflicting info about storage for the powder.

I'd like to keep these for as long as possible. Should I store them in the freezer?

I freeze all of my peptide powders until I’m ready to use a vial. Let it sit for 30 minutes or so at room temp before I recon. Have about a years worth of Reta, bpc, tb, klow, mots sitting at the bottom of the freezer..

 

[PrairieSteel]

I keep everything in a cardboard box tucked in the back of my refrigerator. As long as you'll use them withing 1-3 years the fridge is better in my opinion. You don't risk any accidental freeze/thaw cycles.

 

[Barney67]

I keep everything in a cardboard box tucked in the back of my refrigerator. As long as you'll use them withing 1-3 years the fridge is better in my opinion. You don't risk any accidental freeze/thaw cycles.

What do you mean by freeze/thaw cycle? It’s already bone dry. If you’re referring to that screenie of HGH and degradation after several cycles, that experiment was on reconstituted HGH. Your peptides won’t thaw since they don’t have any water to begin with.