cjdilan
Explorer
A quick question for anyone who uses pre-mixed amino injections.
Right now I have Amino 5/MIC and MIC/NAD+ in rotation. These are pre-mixed amino blends, not peptides that need reconstituting, and I keep running into conflicting advice about how to store them.
With reconstituted peptides, the refrigeration requirement is obvious. But for pre-mixed amino blends like the ones above, the answers I get are all over the place.
One camp says room temperature is fine as long as light is kept away and they never freeze, and that because they are already bacteriostatic there is no need for a fridge. The other camp chills every injectable just to be cautious.
If you use these particular blends or anything close to them:
Do they go in the fridge for you, or do you leave them at room temperature?
Is vendor guidance what you go by, or do you simply err on the side of caution?
Has potency or stability looked any different to you one way or the other?
This is not about reconstituted peptides — only premixed amino injections.
(Proofed with AI)
Right now I have Amino 5/MIC and MIC/NAD+ in rotation. These are pre-mixed amino blends, not peptides that need reconstituting, and I keep running into conflicting advice about how to store them.
With reconstituted peptides, the refrigeration requirement is obvious. But for pre-mixed amino blends like the ones above, the answers I get are all over the place.
One camp says room temperature is fine as long as light is kept away and they never freeze, and that because they are already bacteriostatic there is no need for a fridge. The other camp chills every injectable just to be cautious.
If you use these particular blends or anything close to them:
Do they go in the fridge for you, or do you leave them at room temperature?
Is vendor guidance what you go by, or do you simply err on the side of caution?
Has potency or stability looked any different to you one way or the other?
This is not about reconstituted peptides — only premixed amino injections.
(Proofed with AI)