Should i refrigirate gear?

[flex]

TweetGreetings all,
Have been storing my gear in a box in the frig.Should i be doing this? I have sust,deca,clomid,nolvadex.Noticed some thing intresting.I have organon deca and some Norma Hellas deconate. In the frig the Norma Hellas almost gels very thick but returns to normal in about 15 min. at room temp.The organon deca does not change at all.What do you think? THANKS in advance for your replies.

[rado]

TweetWHY? I just keep it in my room...

[HeHateMe]

TweetThey're fine stored at room temperature. Just avoid excessive heat.

[smalls]

TweetI'm pretty sure just storing it in a cool dark place should be fine.

[flex]

TweetOkay,forgot to mention a few things.First i remove vials from fridge day before i use them.Cold juice sounds painfull.The reason i even thought about this is that i have enough gear for two cycles,so some of this stuff won't be used for about 20 weeks or so, may be longer.Thought it might preserve the drugs potency.Maybe i should take it out before someone uses it for salad dressing or something.

[FLEMS]

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Originally posted by basskiller
most gear has a shelf life of years.. not months

true...ive had left over gear for more then a year...still worked

[MYRICK]

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[Massive1]

TweetAll I can think of that needs to be refrigerated is slin and hcg. You may need some hcg if you lose your nuts from all that dec.

[HeHateMe]

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Originally posted by Massive1
All I can think of that needs to be refrigerated is slin and hcg. You may need some hcg if you lose your nuts from all that dec.

Insulin can be stored at room temperature for a month without loss of potency.

[bigshug]

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Originally posted by basskiller
No.. they will be hell to get through your pins...

Ditto on that one.....the shit'll be like molassass if you let it get cold enough and unless you're injecting with an 18g needle, you won't be able to squeeze it through the pin

[Massive1]

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Originally posted by HeHateMe
Insulin can be stored at room temperature for a month without loss of potency.

* Do not use any insulin that has been frozen.
* Do not expose any insulin to direct heat or light.
* Storage of insulin depends upon many factors.
* Before its first use, an unopened vial or cartridge of insulin should be stored in the refrigerator (36° to 46°F [2° to 8°C]) and may be used up to the expiration date stamped on the label. Refrigeration of insulin before first use helps prevent the loss of potency of the product.
* After its first use, a vial of insulin may be either refrigerated (36° to 46°F [2° to 8°C]) or kept at room temperature (below 86°F [30°C]), so long as it is kept away from direct heat or sunlight. Regardless of the storage method, it's recommended that a vial of insulin in use be discarded after 4 weeks.

M1

[prolangtum]

Tweetthanks Lily.com, err Massive 1, lol

[Massive1]

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[football54]

TweetI just keep all my gear in a shoebox in the closet!

[newgirl]

TweetFirstly -- unless it tells you specifically to refrigerate don't.

And secondly do not take it out for a day and then put it back in -- any product that goes thru constant temperature change is bound to breakdown faster.

Keep it in a cool, dry, dark place, away from heated sources. A bathroom btw is terrible for any medications, including OTCs...the moisture and heat from the shower can alter it and effects its potency.