Peptides Left at Room Temperature During Family Visit

David smith

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My relatives are staying with me for 7 days, so I cleared out both my fridge and freezer. Since I barely run the AC, my home sits around 80 degrees. I'm assuming the dry powder should survive, but what about the partially used vial — is it still going to be usable?
 
David smith said:

My relatives are staying with me for 7 days, so I cleared out both my fridge and freezer. Since I barely run the AC, my home sits around 80 degrees. I'm assuming the dry powder should survive, but what about the partially used vial — is it still going to be usable?
The dry powder should hold up fine, and the mixed vial is likely okay as well, but you could simply cover the reconstituted

vial with something...stick it inside a baggie at the bottom of the veggie drawer?...
 
Once mixed, those vials break down really fast if they aren't refrigerated. Could you pick up a mini fridge just for storing peptides?
 
David smith said:

My relatives are staying with me for 7 days, so I cleared out both my fridge and freezer. Since I barely run the AC, my home sits around 80 degrees. I'm assuming the dry powder should survive, but what about the partially used vial — is it still going to be usable?
This way, nobody's grabby fingers or nosy glances get into my stuff.





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Flash-BCR said:

David smith said:

My relatives are staying with me for 7 days, so I cleared out both my fridge and freezer. Since I barely run the AC, my home sits around 80 degrees. I'm assuming the dry powder should survive, but what about the partially used vial — is it still going to be usable?
The dry powder should hold up fine, and the mixed vial is likely okay as well, but you could simply cover the reconstituted

vial with something...stick it inside a baggie at the bottom of the veggie drawer?...
My dad has a habit of digging through my fridge and inspecting all my stuff.
 
David smith said:

Flash-BCR said:

David smith said:

My relatives are staying with me for 7 days, so I cleared out both my fridge and freezer. Since I barely run the AC, my home sits around 80 degrees. I'm assuming the dry powder should survive, but what about the partially used vial — is it still going to be usable?
The dry powder should hold up fine, and the mixed vial is likely okay as well, but you could simply cover the reconstituted

vial with something...stick it inside a baggie at the bottom of the veggie drawer?...
My dad has a habit of digging through my fridge and inspecting all my stuff.
Just tell your dad that's not happening...I'm guessing you're a grown adult man...

Either people honor your limits, or you spend your whole life ditching your porn and peptides whenever someone shows up at the door...lol
 
Pick up an inexpensive lunch box from WM tomorrow. The ones they sell come with cold packs that zip into the sides. Stick those packs in the freezer for about an hour every night, and you'll be all set.
 
David smith said:

My relatives are staying with me for 7 days, so I cleared out both my fridge and freezer. Since I barely run the AC, my home sits around 80 degrees. I'm assuming the dry powder should survive, but what about the partially used vial — is it still going to be usable?
Repeated freeze-thaw cycles harm peptides and cause degradation. Still, the bigger issue here is that you need to set boundaries with your dad.
 
When I need to transport items, I rely on a thermos flask along with ice packs or even ice pops. It keeps everything cold for as long as 24 hours.
 
David smith said:

Flash-BCR said:

David smith said:

My relatives are staying with me for 7 days, so I cleared out both my fridge and freezer. Since I barely run the AC, my home sits around 80 degrees. I'm assuming the dry powder should survive, but what about the partially used vial — is it still going to be usable?
The dry powder should hold up fine, and the mixed vial is likely okay as well, but you could simply cover the reconstituted

vial with something...stick it inside a baggie at the bottom of the veggie drawer?...
My dad has a habit of digging through my fridge and inspecting all my stuff.
Simply place an enormous dong inside the vegetable drawer. Should he mention it, describe at length how it feels and how realistic it seems, all while staring directly into his eyes.

After he has turned thoroughly red, point out that none of that talk would have occurred had he not been so nosy.

...and then offer to sell him some Reta
 
Peptides in powder form ought to be okay at room temperature for 1 week, though that mixed vial sitting at 80 degrees across 7 days could break down quite fast.
 
78monk said:

David smith said:

Flash-BCR said:

David smith said:

My relatives are staying with me for 7 days, so I cleared out both my fridge and freezer. Since I barely run the AC, my home sits around 80 degrees. I'm assuming the dry powder should survive, but what about the partially used vial — is it still going to be usable?
The dry powder should hold up fine, and the mixed vial is likely okay as well, but you could simply cover the reconstituted

vial with something...stick it inside a baggie at the bottom of the veggie drawer?...
My dad has a habit of digging through my fridge and inspecting all my stuff.
Simply place an enormous dong inside the vegetable drawer. Should he mention it, describe at length how it feels and how realistic it seems, all while staring directly into his eyes.

After he has turned thoroughly red, point out that none of that talk would have occurred had he not been so nosy.

...and then offer to sell him some Reta
That is the greatest reply anyone could give!
 
David smith said:

My relatives are staying with me for 7 days, so I cleared out both my fridge and freezer. Since I barely run the AC, my home sits around 80 degrees. I'm assuming the dry powder should survive, but what about the partially used vial — is it still going to be usable?
Stick the reconstituted peptides into a zip lock bag, place that inside a container, and simply rotate a sandwich bag filled with ice on top once per day for cooling - that's what I did while on vacation
 
78monk said:

David smith said:

Flash-BCR said:

David smith said:

My relatives are staying with me for 7 days, so I cleared out both my fridge and freezer. Since I barely run the AC, my home sits around 80 degrees. I'm assuming the dry powder should survive, but what about the partially used vial — is it still going to be usable?
The dry powder should hold up fine, and the mixed vial is likely okay as well, but you could simply cover the reconstituted

vial with something...stick it inside a baggie at the bottom of the veggie drawer?...
My dad has a habit of digging through my fridge and inspecting all my stuff.
Simply place an enormous dong inside the vegetable drawer. Should he mention it, describe at length how it feels and how realistic it seems, all while staring directly into his eyes.

After he has turned thoroughly red, point out that none of that talk would have occurred had he not been so nosy.

...and then offer to sell him some Reta
Alright, you've got it, friend.
 
Flash-BCR said:

David smith said:

Flash-BCR said:

David smith said:

My relatives are staying with me for 7 days, so I cleared out both my fridge and freezer. Since I barely run the AC, my home sits around 80 degrees. I'm assuming the dry powder should survive, but what about the partially used vial — is it still going to be usable?
The dry powder should hold up fine, and the mixed vial is likely okay as well, but you could simply cover the reconstituted

vial with something...stick it inside a baggie at the bottom of the veggie drawer?...
My dad has a habit of digging through my fridge and inspecting all my stuff.
Just tell your dad that's not happening...I'm guessing you're a grown adult man...

Either people honor your limits, or you spend your whole life ditching your porn and peptides whenever someone shows up at the door...lol
Honestly, I can't wrap my head around why that wasn't where the discussion stopped.

Perhaps that, along with @Skidude's lockbox, if you'd rather not get into it, since it sends the message "I said no, dad." You're the one calling the shots: "And as for your question, that's none of your fucking business. So, do you want sugar in your coffee, or do you want to keep carrying on like a cat scratching at a door, except not cute?"

There are situations where I'd just shrug off my mom acting a bit wild. But there is NO situation where I'd let that push me into a corner.
 
78monk said:

David smith said:

Flash-BCR said:

David smith said:

My relatives are staying with me for 7 days, so I cleared out both my fridge and freezer. Since I barely run the AC, my home sits around 80 degrees. I'm assuming the dry powder should survive, but what about the partially used vial — is it still going to be usable?
The dry powder should hold up fine, and the mixed vial is likely okay as well, but you could simply cover the reconstituted

vial with something...stick it inside a baggie at the bottom of the veggie drawer?...
My dad has a habit of digging through my fridge and inspecting all my stuff.
Simply place an enormous dong inside the vegetable drawer. Should he mention it, describe at length how it feels and how realistic it seems, all while staring directly into his eyes.

After he has turned thoroughly red, point out that none of that talk would have occurred had he not been so nosy.

...and then offer to sell him some Reta
That's the bit that cracked me up. And no family rate — that kind of break is reserved for parents who actually honor limits.
 
Herkimer P Shagnasty said:

78monk said:

David smith said:

Flash-BCR said:

David smith said:

My relatives are staying with me for 7 days, so I cleared out both my fridge and freezer. Since I barely run the AC, my home sits around 80 degrees. I'm assuming the dry powder should survive, but what about the partially used vial — is it still going to be usable?
The dry powder should hold up fine, and the mixed vial is likely okay as well, but you could simply cover the reconstituted

vial with something...stick it inside a baggie at the bottom of the veggie drawer?...
My dad has a habit of digging through my fridge and inspecting all my stuff.
Simply place an enormous dong inside the vegetable drawer. Should he mention it, describe at length how it feels and how realistic it seems, all while staring directly into his eyes.

After he has turned thoroughly red, point out that none of that talk would have occurred had he not been so nosy.

...and then offer to sell him some Reta
That is the greatest reply anyone could give!
Couldn't have said it better! !
 
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