Have you upgraded your peptide fridge?

For keeping my peps in a cycled freezer, I rely on Hydrapeak 32 ounce food containers. Inside each Hydrapeak sits a vial insert holder that I picked up from Amazon or Etsy. The Hydrapeaks themselves came from Marshall’s and TJ Maxx. I also add a few desiccant packets to wick moisture.
 
plant_lady said:

For keeping my peps in a cycled freezer, I rely on Hydrapeak 32 ounce food containers. Inside each Hydrapeak sits a vial insert holder that I picked up from Amazon or Etsy. The Hydrapeaks themselves came from Marshall’s and TJ Maxx. I also add a few desiccant packets to wick moisture.
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What a smart way to store things! I'm honestly a little tempted to give it a go myself.





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Last night I won a new 83-slot pep organizer over on the DesertHP site! I'm pretty excited about it and I'm waiting for it to arrive before I decide whether I might switch to that type. It has a rubber gasket, it's waterproof, and it looks nice. I THINK it could turn out to be more compact and a better use of my freezer space than the ones I have now.
 
plant_lady said:

For keeping my peps in a cycled freezer, I rely on Hydrapeak 32 ounce food containers. Inside each Hydrapeak sits a vial insert holder that I picked up from Amazon or Etsy. The Hydrapeaks themselves came from Marshall’s and TJ Maxx. I also add a few desiccant packets to wick moisture.
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Your setup inspired me, so I went ahead and ordered a 25oz Hydrapeak food jar for myself. Delivery should be in a couple of days. The inserts have already arrived.
 
Clubber said:

Your setup inspired me, so I went ahead and ordered a 25oz Hydrapeak food jar for myself. Delivery should be in a couple of days. The inserts have already arrived.
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That's great! I hope the Hydrapeak works well for you. In my view they're worth it, even though they do use up some room.
 
Alex_9327 said:

What a smart way to store things! I'm honestly a little tempted to give it a go myself.





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Love the meme 😻! The Hydrapeak tip actually came from folks here on this forum. For my peps, it gives me peace of mind — my freezer cycles, and the kids don't always shut the door all the way.
 
Half the battle is the bins. The remaining half is being able to tell what you have in there without rummaging around — that's exactly why I made pep planner. It tracks your stockpile plus what's mixed and the date it was reconstituted.
 
I picked up a smaller mini freezer that can reach -18°F. My setup includes 13 cases: 288 vials, 2-63 vials, 60 vials, 2-50 vials, and 8-16 vial cases.
 
BNLFL said:

I picked up a smaller mini freezer that can reach -18°F. My setup includes 13 cases: 288 vials, 2-63 vials, 60 vials, 2-50 vials, and 8-16 vial cases.
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Could you share the model you went with? (And how small is "mini" in your case.) I'm shopping for one.
 
loppsy said:

Could you share the model you went with? (And how small is "mini" in your case.) I'm shopping for one.
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Absolutely, here it is. I'm happy with it. At the moment it's running at roughly -11, and the range it covers is around -4* to -11*. I picked up a thermometer as well so I can keep an eye on the temps.


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That bin and label point stuck with me, since keeping research samples easy to find beats digging through a crowded fridge.
 
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