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When you're building up your stash, it's tough to find a better freezer option than a 32oz Hydrapeak (Amazon - $22.95) paired with silicone inserts (Amazon/Etsy/TG makers - $14-25). They stack up quickly, don't hog much room, and if you want to keep the contents private, they're practically unnoticeable.

Other "food jar" brands exist too. Just one warning from me: skip the ThermoFlask versions - their sides aren't flat; the lid's threaded section is recessed by roughly an inch. The good silicone inserts won't fit. :-/
 
Clubber said:

That's exactly the info I was after. Thanks!
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He's correct, though the cases I use are different sizes. Our laundry room has a mini freezer that's just for this. I keep a 288 vial case, a 2-63 vial, 1-60 vial and 2-50 vial cases.





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Bahookie said:

When you're building up your stash, it's tough to find a better freezer option than a 32oz Hydrapeak (Amazon - $22.95) paired with silicone inserts (Amazon/Etsy/TG makers - $14-25). They stack up quickly, don't hog much room, and if you want to keep the contents private, they're practically unnoticeable.

Other "food jar" brands exist too. Just one warning from me: skip the ThermoFlask versions - their sides aren't flat; the lid's threaded section is recessed by roughly an inch. The good silicone inserts won't fit. :-/
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They're good, but for me they take up too much space.
 
BNLFL said:

He's correct, though the cases I use are different sizes. Our laundry room has a mini freezer that's just for this. I keep a 288 vial case, a 2-63 vial, 1-60 vial and 2-50 vial cases.





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They're good, but for me they take up too much space.
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That's a great setup! So the garage freezer isn't holding everything... Good to know — I wouldn't want to overlook it. 😆
 
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