Freezer storage: how long does Reta keep?

[Jimmymiro12]

Bought some more Reta, and I'm wondering how long it stays good for in the freezer?

Thanks ahead of time

 

[Huffingnpuffing]

3 years feels like the floor to me.

 

[Shittersfull]

Does your freezer run an auto-defrost cycle? If it does, shift the reta into the fridge section and you're set for years. A proper deep freeze keeps it good far longer still.

 

[Rosco P. Coltrane]

Several years would be nice. Problem is I keep 'accidentally' adding more, and the pile has grown past reasonable at this point haha

 

[woundcarping]

Shittersfull said:

Does your freezer run an auto-defrost cycle? If it does, shift the reta into the fridge section and you're set for years. A proper deep freeze keeps it good far longer still.

Or the kits could go in some sort of insulated container — a cooler, hydro peak, that kind of thing.

Jimmymiro12 said:

Bought some more Reta, and I'm wondering how long it stays good for in the freezer?

Thanks ahead of time

Who knows. Several peptides are what I have relatively many decades of. Until new data changes my perceptions, degradation around 0*F isn't worrying me.

 

[4StrandKnot]

Shittersfull said:

Does your freezer run an auto-defrost cycle? If it does, shift the reta into the fridge section and you're set for years. A proper deep freeze keeps it good far longer still.

One compressor is all a home fridge/freezer has. The freezer is the only part it cools. Vents are how cold air gets to the fridge.

A change in the vents is what controls the fridge temperature.

The fridge also feels the temp cycles from the freezer's auto defrost, but the temperature swing isn't enough.

A lot of help comes from an insulated storage container such as a hydro flask.

 

[Chili777]

Per Janoshik (Peter Magic): room temp buys you months, the fridge buys years, and a freezer buys decades. That's the scale I used when I built my stash.

 

[Flash-BCR]

woundcarping said:

Shittersfull said:

Does your freezer run an auto-defrost cycle? If it does, shift the reta into the fridge section and you're set for years. A proper deep freeze keeps it good far longer still.

Or the kits could go in some sort of insulated container — a cooler, hydro peak, that kind of thing.

Jimmymiro12 said:

Bought some more Reta, and I'm wondering how long it stays good for in the freezer?

Thanks ahead of time

Who knows. Several peptides are what I have relatively many decades of. Until new data changes my perceptions, degradation around 0*F isn't worrying me.

Down to something like minus 7 F is where my little dedicated 2 cu ft peptide chest freezer gets…Surplus room for the odd ribeye or roast was what I thought it had, but close to full is what it's getting…

 

[woundcarping]

Flash-BCR said:

woundcarping said:

Shittersfull said:

Does your freezer run an auto-defrost cycle? If it does, shift the reta into the fridge section and you're set for years. A proper deep freeze keeps it good far longer still.

Or the kits could go in some sort of insulated container — a cooler, hydro peak, that kind of thing.

Jimmymiro12 said:

Bought some more Reta, and I'm wondering how long it stays good for in the freezer?

Thanks ahead of time

Who knows. Several peptides are what I have relatively many decades of. Until new data changes my perceptions, degradation around 0*F isn't worrying me.

Down to something like minus 7 F is where my little dedicated 2 cu ft peptide chest freezer gets…Surplus room for the odd ribeye or roast was what I thought it had, but close to full is what it's getting…

Nice, although more room is what I'd need... Spending the money on a -40* freezer has crossed my mind, but thus far, meh.

 

[Flash-BCR]

woundcarping said:

Flash-BCR said:

woundcarping said:

Shittersfull said:

Does your freezer run an auto-defrost cycle? If it does, shift the reta into the fridge section and you're set for years. A proper deep freeze keeps it good far longer still.

Or the kits could go in some sort of insulated container — a cooler, hydro peak, that kind of thing.

Jimmymiro12 said:

Bought some more Reta, and I'm wondering how long it stays good for in the freezer?

Thanks ahead of time

Who knows. Several peptides are what I have relatively many decades of. Until new data changes my perceptions, degradation around 0*F isn't worrying me.

Down to something like minus 7 F is where my little dedicated 2 cu ft peptide chest freezer gets…Surplus room for the odd ribeye or roast was what I thought it had, but close to full is what it's getting…

Nice, although more room is what I'd need... Spending the money on a -40* freezer has crossed my mind, but thus far, meh.

Up to 7cu ft is what they have in the same models, at minus 7 degrees…My peps live in the kits primarily, tucked in Pelican type cases…100 plus kits fit in it, which is the cut off point I am going to try and make…

 

[Quatroskin]

Chili777 said:

Per Janoshik (Peter Magic): room temp buys you months, the fridge buys years, and a freezer buys decades. That's the scale I used when I built my stash.

on the floor.

 

[woundcarping]

Flash-BCR said:

woundcarping said:

Flash-BCR said:

woundcarping said:

Shittersfull said:

Does your freezer run an auto-defrost cycle? If it does, shift the reta into the fridge section and you're set for years. A proper deep freeze keeps it good far longer still.

Or the kits could go in some sort of insulated container — a cooler, hydro peak, that kind of thing.

Jimmymiro12 said:

Bought some more Reta, and I'm wondering how long it stays good for in the freezer?

Thanks ahead of time

Who knows. Several peptides are what I have relatively many decades of. Until new data changes my perceptions, degradation around 0*F isn't worrying me.

Down to something like minus 7 F is where my little dedicated 2 cu ft peptide chest freezer gets…Surplus room for the odd ribeye or roast was what I thought it had, but close to full is what it's getting…

Nice, although more room is what I'd need... Spending the money on a -40* freezer has crossed my mind, but thus far, meh.

Up to 7cu ft is what they have in the same models, at minus 7 degrees…My peps live in the kits primarily, tucked in Pelican type cases…100 plus kits fit in it, which is the cut off point I am going to try and make…

My GLP would be handled by that, for now. On the spreadsheet I have 22 peptides.

Whether a benefit is realizable going lower than the -4*F my 23cu ft chest freezer maintains, I don't know, and it's already here so...

 

[Shittersfull]

Flash-BCR said:

woundcarping said:

Flash-BCR said:

woundcarping said:

Shittersfull said:

Does your freezer run an auto-defrost cycle? If it does, shift the reta into the fridge section and you're set for years. A proper deep freeze keeps it good far longer still.

Or the kits could go in some sort of insulated container — a cooler, hydro peak, that kind of thing.

Jimmymiro12 said:

Bought some more Reta, and I'm wondering how long it stays good for in the freezer?

Thanks ahead of time

Who knows. Several peptides are what I have relatively many decades of. Until new data changes my perceptions, degradation around 0*F isn't worrying me.

Down to something like minus 7 F is where my little dedicated 2 cu ft peptide chest freezer gets…Surplus room for the odd ribeye or roast was what I thought it had, but close to full is what it's getting…

Nice, although more room is what I'd need... Spending the money on a -40* freezer has crossed my mind, but thus far, meh.

Up to 7cu ft is what they have in the same models, at minus 7 degrees…My peps live in the kits primarily, tucked in Pelican type cases…100 plus kits fit in it, which is the cut off point I am going to try and make…

A good cut off point is what 100 kits sounds like. Whether you'll stick to this, I'm curious. This new obsession is really getting to me, and it blew through two cut off points already.

 

[Chili777]

Picked up a 1.1 cu ft dedicated unit. The pep cases had eaten up far too much of the kitchen freezer. This one pulls down to -20F and swallows the whole stash with space left over. Fine for now.

 

[Flash-BCR]

Shittersfull said:

Flash-BCR said:

woundcarping said:

Flash-BCR said:

woundcarping said:

Shittersfull said:

Does your freezer run an auto-defrost cycle? If it does, shift the reta into the fridge section and you're set for years. A proper deep freeze keeps it good far longer still.

Or the kits could go in some sort of insulated container — a cooler, hydro peak, that kind of thing.

Jimmymiro12 said:

Bought some more Reta, and I'm wondering how long it stays good for in the freezer?

Thanks ahead of time

Who knows. Several peptides are what I have relatively many decades of. Until new data changes my perceptions, degradation around 0*F isn't worrying me.

Down to something like minus 7 F is where my little dedicated 2 cu ft peptide chest freezer gets…Surplus room for the odd ribeye or roast was what I thought it had, but close to full is what it's getting…

Nice, although more room is what I'd need... Spending the money on a -40* freezer has crossed my mind, but thus far, meh.

Up to 7cu ft is what they have in the same models, at minus 7 degrees…My peps live in the kits primarily, tucked in Pelican type cases…100 plus kits fit in it, which is the cut off point I am going to try and make…

A good cut off point is what 100 kits sounds like. Whether you'll stick to this, I'm curious. This new obsession is really getting to me, and it blew through two cut off points already.

Pretty sure I blew it already, what with the orders coming in…Traveling this week is what I'm doing, and 90 is what I think I had before I left…and a dozen have been ordered while on the road…

 

[Shittersfull]

Flash-BCR said:

Shittersfull said:

Flash-BCR said:

woundcarping said:

Flash-BCR said:

woundcarping said:

Shittersfull said:

Does your freezer run an auto-defrost cycle? If it does, shift the reta into the fridge section and you're set for years. A proper deep freeze keeps it good far longer still.

Or the kits could go in some sort of insulated container — a cooler, hydro peak, that kind of thing.

Jimmymiro12 said:

Bought some more Reta, and I'm wondering how long it stays good for in the freezer?

Thanks ahead of time

Who knows. Several peptides are what I have relatively many decades of. Until new data changes my perceptions, degradation around 0*F isn't worrying me.

Down to something like minus 7 F is where my little dedicated 2 cu ft peptide chest freezer gets…Surplus room for the odd ribeye or roast was what I thought it had, but close to full is what it's getting…

Nice, although more room is what I'd need... Spending the money on a -40* freezer has crossed my mind, but thus far, meh.

Up to 7cu ft is what they have in the same models, at minus 7 degrees…My peps live in the kits primarily, tucked in Pelican type cases…100 plus kits fit in it, which is the cut off point I am going to try and make…

A good cut off point is what 100 kits sounds like. Whether you'll stick to this, I'm curious. This new obsession is really getting to me, and it blew through two cut off points already.

Pretty sure I blew it already, what with the orders coming in…Traveling this week is what I'm doing, and 90 is what I think I had before I left…and a dozen have been ordered while on the road…

Lol. That tracks. Dead is when I'll finally quit buying peps, I guess... many peps will be arriving in the months after my death..

Funny thing is, these glp's are said to help people with addiction.. so what's the cure for an addiction to glp's?

 

[Calm Logic]

Shittersfull said:

Flash-BCR said:

Shittersfull said:

Flash-BCR said:

woundcarping said:

Flash-BCR said:

woundcarping said:

Shittersfull said:

Does your freezer run an auto-defrost cycle? If it does, shift the reta into the fridge section and you're set for years. A proper deep freeze keeps it good far longer still.

Or the kits could go in some sort of insulated container — a cooler, hydro peak, that kind of thing.

Jimmymiro12 said:

Bought some more Reta, and I'm wondering how long it stays good for in the freezer?

Thanks ahead of time

Who knows. Several peptides are what I have relatively many decades of. Until new data changes my perceptions, degradation around 0*F isn't worrying me.

Down to something like minus 7 F is where my little dedicated 2 cu ft peptide chest freezer gets…Surplus room for the odd ribeye or roast was what I thought it had, but close to full is what it's getting…

Nice, although more room is what I'd need... Spending the money on a -40* freezer has crossed my mind, but thus far, meh.

Up to 7cu ft is what they have in the same models, at minus 7 degrees…My peps live in the kits primarily, tucked in Pelican type cases…100 plus kits fit in it, which is the cut off point I am going to try and make…

A good cut off point is what 100 kits sounds like. Whether you'll stick to this, I'm curious. This new obsession is really getting to me, and it blew through two cut off points already.

Pretty sure I blew it already, what with the orders coming in…Traveling this week is what I'm doing, and 90 is what I think I had before I left…and a dozen have been ordered while on the road…

Lol. That tracks. Dead is when I'll finally quit buying peps, I guess... many peps will be arriving in the months after my death..

Funny thing is, these glp's are said to help people with addiction.. so what's the cure for an addiction to glp's?

Haha. Why I'm here is exactly that. To keep myself distracted from a price list or one more TG group

 

[Flash-BCR]

Calm Logic said:

Shittersfull said:

Flash-BCR said:

Shittersfull said:

Flash-BCR said:

woundcarping said:

Flash-BCR said:

woundcarping said:

Shittersfull said:

Does your freezer run an auto-defrost cycle? If it does, shift the reta into the fridge section and you're set for years. A proper deep freeze keeps it good far longer still.

Or the kits could go in some sort of insulated container — a cooler, hydro peak, that kind of thing.

Jimmymiro12 said:

Bought some more Reta, and I'm wondering how long it stays good for in the freezer?

Thanks ahead of time

Who knows. Several peptides are what I have relatively many decades of. Until new data changes my perceptions, degradation around 0*F isn't worrying me.

Down to something like minus 7 F is where my little dedicated 2 cu ft peptide chest freezer gets…Surplus room for the odd ribeye or roast was what I thought it had, but close to full is what it's getting…

Nice, although more room is what I'd need... Spending the money on a -40* freezer has crossed my mind, but thus far, meh.

Up to 7cu ft is what they have in the same models, at minus 7 degrees…My peps live in the kits primarily, tucked in Pelican type cases…100 plus kits fit in it, which is the cut off point I am going to try and make…

A good cut off point is what 100 kits sounds like. Whether you'll stick to this, I'm curious. This new obsession is really getting to me, and it blew through two cut off points already.

Pretty sure I blew it already, what with the orders coming in…Traveling this week is what I'm doing, and 90 is what I think I had before I left…and a dozen have been ordered while on the road…

Lol. That tracks. Dead is when I'll finally quit buying peps, I guess... many peps will be arriving in the months after my death..

Funny thing is, these glp's are said to help people with addiction.. so what's the cure for an addiction to glp's?

Haha. Why I'm here is exactly that. To keep myself distracted from a price list or one more TG group

That's funny!…That way of putting it hadn't occurred to me, but you've hit on it, I think…

 

[woundcarping]

Calm Logic said:

Shittersfull said:

Flash-BCR said:

Shittersfull said:

Flash-BCR said:

woundcarping said:

Flash-BCR said:

woundcarping said:

Shittersfull said:

Does your freezer run an auto-defrost cycle? If it does, shift the reta into the fridge section and you're set for years. A proper deep freeze keeps it good far longer still.

Or the kits could go in some sort of insulated container — a cooler, hydro peak, that kind of thing.

Jimmymiro12 said:

Bought some more Reta, and I'm wondering how long it stays good for in the freezer?

Thanks ahead of time

Who knows. Several peptides are what I have relatively many decades of. Until new data changes my perceptions, degradation around 0*F isn't worrying me.

Down to something like minus 7 F is where my little dedicated 2 cu ft peptide chest freezer gets…Surplus room for the odd ribeye or roast was what I thought it had, but close to full is what it's getting…

Nice, although more room is what I'd need... Spending the money on a -40* freezer has crossed my mind, but thus far, meh.

Up to 7cu ft is what they have in the same models, at minus 7 degrees…My peps live in the kits primarily, tucked in Pelican type cases…100 plus kits fit in it, which is the cut off point I am going to try and make…

A good cut off point is what 100 kits sounds like. Whether you'll stick to this, I'm curious. This new obsession is really getting to me, and it blew through two cut off points already.

Pretty sure I blew it already, what with the orders coming in…Traveling this week is what I'm doing, and 90 is what I think I had before I left…and a dozen have been ordered while on the road…

Lol. That tracks. Dead is when I'll finally quit buying peps, I guess... many peps will be arriving in the months after my death..

Funny thing is, these glp's are said to help people with addiction.. so what's the cure for an addiction to glp's?

Haha. Why I'm here is exactly that. To keep myself distracted from a price list or one more TG group

A good priced GB on R60 is what I'm after... Decidedly not in a bind, since R30 and R140 are things I have a fair bit of, but thin is what my R60 inventory is.

 

[Flash-BCR]

woundcarping said:

Calm Logic said:

Shittersfull said:

Flash-BCR said:

Shittersfull said:

Flash-BCR said:

woundcarping said:

Flash-BCR said:

woundcarping said:

Shittersfull said:

Does your freezer run an auto-defrost cycle? If it does, shift the reta into the fridge section and you're set for years. A proper deep freeze keeps it good far longer still.

Or the kits could go in some sort of insulated container — a cooler, hydro peak, that kind of thing.

Jimmymiro12 said:

Bought some more Reta, and I'm wondering how long it stays good for in the freezer?

Thanks ahead of time

Who knows. Several peptides are what I have relatively many decades of. Until new data changes my perceptions, degradation around 0*F isn't worrying me.

Down to something like minus 7 F is where my little dedicated 2 cu ft peptide chest freezer gets…Surplus room for the odd ribeye or roast was what I thought it had, but close to full is what it's getting…

Nice, although more room is what I'd need... Spending the money on a -40* freezer has crossed my mind, but thus far, meh.

Up to 7cu ft is what they have in the same models, at minus 7 degrees…My peps live in the kits primarily, tucked in Pelican type cases…100 plus kits fit in it, which is the cut off point I am going to try and make…

A good cut off point is what 100 kits sounds like. Whether you'll stick to this, I'm curious. This new obsession is really getting to me, and it blew through two cut off points already.

Pretty sure I blew it already, what with the orders coming in…Traveling this week is what I'm doing, and 90 is what I think I had before I left…and a dozen have been ordered while on the road…

Lol. That tracks. Dead is when I'll finally quit buying peps, I guess... many peps will be arriving in the months after my death..

Funny thing is, these glp's are said to help people with addiction.. so what's the cure for an addiction to glp's?

Haha. Why I'm here is exactly that. To keep myself distracted from a price list or one more TG group

A good priced GB on R60 is what I'm after... Decidedly not in a bind, since R30 and R140 are things I have a fair bit of, but thin is what my R60 inventory is.

Reta isn't something I shop a lot, but a fair amount of 60s seems to have been around…