Peptides are banned tomorrow, what is the make up of your 48 vial hydropeak storage?

[desinr-gal]

Sorry. I meant the hydropeak would be full of T120 lyophilized vials. When I need some, I would pull one out, and split it into 3 reconned vials of 40mg. Use one and freeze the other 2 until needed. at 10mg doses, an entire hydropeak would last me 12 years.

That makes sense now. 😁

 

[BNLFL]

I need 7 of those 48 Hydropeaks and then I'll tell you.

 

[Clavicular's Hammer]

I need 7 of those 48 Hydropeaks and then I'll tell you.

If going that big then cylinders are a poor use of space (if that is a limitation for you)

There are 100 vial 10x10 cryo storage boxes that are used in labs. Then somehow finding an insulated lunch cooler that fit them would be the best

 

[BNLFL]

If going that big then cylinders are a poor use of space (if that is a limitation for you)

There are 100 vial 10x10 cryo storage boxes that are used in labs. Then somehow finding an insulated lunch cooler that fit them would be the best

I'm covered, trust me.

 

[Clavicular's Hammer]

I'm covered, trust me.

Then I need you to share haha, I’m trying to find something better than hydro flasks for space

 

[Clavicular's Hammer]

I'm covered, trust me.

Oh sorry, we have already talked… haha ya you are the one who got me thinking I needed something better

Still looking for a square cooler space to fit square vial holders

 

[BNLFL]

Then I need you to share haha, I’m trying to find something better than hydro flasks for space

I'm not saying it's better, and it's not sealed. It holds 288 vial, and I have 3 other small ones. I do keep it in a big ziplock bag with desiccants packs.

 

[dizzy]

52 reta R100 vials because I upgraded to the 52 slot inserts and no other peptide even comes close to it overall in a gram for gram ROI.

 

[hyamsuta]

um, as a newcommer, I'm kinda confused.
I've known it to be unable to use once frozen tirzepatide solution, neither reconstituted nor redy-to-use liquid formulation. Doesn't freezing cause the peptide structure alteration or degrading?

Are people choosing to freeze the solution because they’ve had good experiences with it and are willing to accept the risk, or is there actually clear research showing that freezing doesn’t affect the quality?

I’m genuinely curious why people say tirz in particular is “fine to freeze.” Is there a specific reason behind that?

 

[Clavicular's Hammer]

um, as a newcommer, I'm kinda confused.
I've known it to be unable to use once frozen tirzepatide solution, neither reconstituted nor redy-to-use liquid formulation. Doesn't freezing cause the peptide structure alteration or degrading?

Are people choosing to freeze the solution because they’ve had good experiences with it and are willing to accept the risk, or is there actually clear research showing that freezing doesn’t affect the quality?

I’m genuinely curious why people say tirz in particular is “fine to freeze.” Is there a specific reason behind that?

Good question and I am not sure. We all seem to freeze powders, many in insulated coolers to prevent warming during power outages and defrost vycles

But I have seen people here claim to be able to freeze reconstituted tirz and I don’t know how that works