Ideas for KIT storage containers, not individual vials, but the Kits?

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I have at least 30 kits in my spare refrigerator. I LIKE the see-through nature of the original kit cases, along with being able to slap a detailed label of the vials on top of the Vial Cases.

But, they are all willy-nilly on the refrigerator shelves. I DO have VIAL cases for the individual vials, but I have to pull the vials out to see read their content label and keep up with inventory. So, I was looking for the solution to keep the vials in their original Kit cases.

I found this style on Etsy. It allows up to 16 kits, along with a method to store the Desiccant Pouches. If there are any handy 3-D printing whizzes here, how hard would it be to print some of these up?

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I use food storage containers with airtight lids. Glass ones for the fridge (around 15€) and stainless steel ones for the freezer (around 4€). These materials stay stable in the cold, more than plastic, and are easier to clean and disinfect with alcohol.

I think these cases are superfluous if we're not moving the kits around and no one's going to mess with them.
 
eidos said:
I use food storage containers with airtight lids. Glass ones for the fridge (around 15€) and stainless steel ones for the freezer (around 4€). These materials stay stable in the cold, more than plastic, and are easier to clean and disinfect with alcohol.

I think these cases are superfluous if we're not moving the kits around and no one's going to mess with them.
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Yeah, agreed. It is more for containment than anything else. I just don't like having 20 loose kits just hanging out on the shelves.
 
QueenMuntha said:
Yeah, agreed. It is more for containment than anything else. I just don't like having 20 loose kits just hanging out on the shelves.
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Fuzrock makes 3D printed cases that can store up to 30 kits still in their original cases. He has all sizes and designs. He's on Discord under "The Collective" with a couple other case makers.
 
QueenMuntha said:
I have at least 30 kits in my spare refrigerator. I LIKE the see-through nature of the original kit cases, along with being able to slap a detailed label of the vials on top of the Vial Cases.

But, they are all willy-nilly on the refrigerator shelves. I DO have VIAL cases for the individual vials, but I have to pull the vials out to see read their content label and keep up with inventory. So, I was looking for the solution to keep the vials in their original Kit cases.

I found this style on Etsy. It allows up to 16 kits, along with a method to store the Desiccant Pouches. If there are any handy 3-D printing whizzes here, how hard would it be to print some of these up?

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i know you like the clear cases they come in but with 30 kits all i can think about is all the inefficient wasted space. have you considered instead of putting the kits inside another container to have dedicated clear containers for all the vials of similar peps? that way you dont have so much empty space between the kits and you can still see what each container has?

i have a hydrapeak container with the inserts but im about to take them out just to load them up as tightly as i can for the same reason
 
bbbilly said:
i have a hydrapeak container with the inserts but im about to take them out just to load them up as tightly as i can for the same reason
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I’m almost at this point too, especially for vials that won’t be touched for years. I have the 48 vial inserts and the 60 vial inserts, but both styles are very inefficient use of space.

I’m almost ready to rip them out and just put the vials in there without the inserts. Maybe I’ll keep one hydrapeak with the inserts and keep at variety of the peptides that I’ll likely use first.
 
Grogu said:
both styles are very inefficient use of space.
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ya thats all i can think about when im loading them up like man i wish i just had like a thin silicone sleeve to line the metal interior for protection and like maybe a couple little silicone tubes to fill in any lose space and nothing els so i can fit more in here.. who knows tho, you might not actually be able to fit more in there without the inserts. maybe some math nerd could run the numbers to see if there is any benefit to pulling out the inserts.
 
skaylife said:
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While you THINK you are playing, it may be on sooner than you know. 😂

Plus, bonus, I can store all of my pharmaceuticals from India in there. (Currently have 6-gallon bins of antibiotics, prednisone, allopurinol, Xarelto, and Metoprolol stored in the basement, total cost of maaaybe $300 for the lot.)
 
I use boxes similar to the one you found on Etsy. I prefer to label the kit and keep vials in the original kit case.

Hydrapeaks.... I want to embrace them but, for the cost, the inefficient use of space keeps me away.
 
HereKittyKitty said:
Hydrapeaks.... I want to embrace them but, for the cost, the inefficient use of space keeps me away.
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I just received a 1 l cylindrical lunch box from AE for €18. It has a metal Dewar vase, well-sealing tops, and a very practical handle.

I feel like I'm going crazy buying all this stuff. Well, I've got to find a hat and a key ring, with a GLP1 logo. 🤪
 
I also prefer to keep vials in the original kits and considered one of those Etsy storage boxes that keeps all the kits neatly arranged. But for maximum storage life, I label and vac seal every kit with desiccant packs when received. No need to mark the bags since the kit labels are readable.

There's just no way to neatly store the kits once sealed in bags so I just toss them in whatever cheap plastic stackable freezer containers I have available. Fortunately I have plenty of room in the chest freezer.

The individual vials don't get labeled until after reconstitution.
 
Chili777 said:
Fuzrock makes 3D printed cases that can store up to 30 kits still in their original cases. He has all sizes and designs. He's on Discord under "The Collective" with a couple other case makers.
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Yep, this guy turned me onto him, and they're awesome. Mine holds 288 3ml vials. I do label them.
 
QueenMuntha said:
While you THINK you are playing, it may be on sooner than you know. 😂

Plus, bonus, I can store all of my pharmaceuticals from India in there. (Currently have 6-gallon bins of antibiotics, prednisone, allopurinol, Xarelto, and Metoprolol stored in the basement, total cost of maaaybe $300 for the lot.)
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I was only thinking forward. That is my handicap and they are laughing at it. Otherwise I play with containers as a player. Can be delivered sooner than you can think. It is transportable. Just tell me the quantity and I will send you a quotum. 😉🤣

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It is my game!

Wish you all success, if you really have future plans with it? I am a business man and respect it.
I am also planning to start an official online peptide shop for my wife. I don't have time for it to do myself. She works as wine expert for a super market chain. But have worries about the future with the economic decisions they are taking last time. They are ending the jobs of older staf to replace with younger ones under new contracts with less rights and salaries. I never let her fall. But she doesn't want to be dependant on me😉. In such a world some humor has a much better place than anything else.
 
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