Will Refrigeration Harm Before Testing

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I got a kit of Tirz and want to get it tested but was not sure if refrigeration of the pucks/vials before sending a vial would harm it or cause issues with the testing. Or perhaps I should just keep the kit in dark cool place till I get the vial sent off.

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I would think it'll be fine. Heck when you reconstitute it, it gets to room temp and when you pull it out to draw and inject it gets to room temp.
 
Mr. B said:


I got a kit of Tirz and want to get it tested but was not sure if refrigeration of the pucks/vials before sending a vial would harm it or cause issues with the testing. Or perhaps I should just keep the kit in dark cool place till I get the vial sent off.

Thanks

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It's entirely, completely, and undoubtably irrelevant.

Don't put it in the oven or microwave.
 
If you believe Peter @ Janoshik, just leave the vials in the garage for a decade and then have it tested... All should be good... Reconstitute and pin.

All kidding aside, I've been in numerous testing groups and have lead a number of groups and this last testing group was the first time someone actually asked me how they should store the vial until it was sent to Jano. I told them a cool dry place or in the freezer. I'd think you'd want to avoid warm conditions, but that the reverse is okay. What you don't want is degradation affecting the test results and degradation is more likely in warm conditions.

As far as the fridge, I personally keep my peptides in a cabinet for a few days and then label and transfer to the freezer. Rest assured I have sent numerous previously frozen vials for testing and all has been fine.
 
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As far as the fridge, I personally keep my peptides in a cabinet for a few days and then label and transfer to the freezer. Rest assured I have sent numerous previously frozen vials for testing and all has been fine.

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Same, way easier to label at room temp, than coming out of the freezer and labeling.
 
Grogu said:


If you believe Peter @ Janoshik, just leave the vials in the garage for a decade and then have it tested... All should be good... Reconstitute and pin.

All kidding aside, I've been in numerous testing groups and have lead a number of groups and this last testing group was the first time someone actually asked me how they should store the vial until it was sent to Jano. I told them a cool dry place or in the freezer. I'd think you'd want to avoid warm conditions, but that the reverse is okay. What you don't want is degradation affecting the test results and degradation is more likely in warm conditions.

As far as the fridge, I personally keep my peptides in a cabinet for a few days and then label and transfer to the freezer. Rest assured I have sent numerous previously frozen vials for testing and all has been fine.

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Good to hear.
 
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