I found these Govee wireless sensors on Amazon. I was surprised that they stay connected inside the fridge/freezer and shocked that they even stay connected inside a thermos, inside the freezer. You can access from anywhere and setup notifications based on low/high temperature/humidity.
With a nice 30% Amazon coupon
I use this sensor too, it works very well
Peptide freezer is in the basement, I’m on the second floor and able to download the data.
3700 sq ft, all on one floor. The "hub" is in the garage, on one side of the house but I think the sensors connect to the hub or over bluetooth. It will switch to BT when my phone is in range of a sensor, otherwise it goes through the hub. I think BT is primarily for software/firmware updates (that it does automatically) and it might be a little more responsive than being connected only through the hub. I haven't tested range but have not had a sensor be unreadable from anywhere in the house. It also logs so you can see the temp/humidity history
Those are good for grow tents
Where did you find those cases? Mine are so tiny
I am nee to this forum and joined to try and find trustworthy chinese vendors… i cant figure out how to find them on here. Iv only ever ordered domestically bwcause im sacred of getting scammed…
Someone I know does voiceovers for pharmaceutical commercials and you cannot imagine how much she makes. She makes more than her husband who is a high ranking doctor in a prestigious university hospital system. She said ONE commercial will pay her six figures within 3 months (she makes money every time they air). I think she's done at least 5 commercials just this year for one of these meds. She said beauty and pharma pay the most for voiceover work.
Pharma is also notorious for booking restaurants (with guaranteed minimums) and only a fraction showing up. So what woulda been $100/ea turns into $200 when half the party doesn't show... No real loss for the restaurant but extraordinary disregard on pharma knowing where their $ comes from. (Sales Reps especially guilty of no shows)
What's really crazy is the high up people donate to their local hospitals, so any care they, their family, or their friends get there is written off as a VIP. A lot of celebrities do it too. None of this shared room stuff for them, either, they usually get VIP rooms. Some hospitals have VIP FLOORS.
Ever deal with frost buildup on the vials, or, what are you doing to combat moisture? Feel like I'm doing something wrong
I live in a very dry desert climate and don’t open the pep freezer often. Had it for a year and haven’t had to defrost it. No frost on vials whatsoever, just some around the inside of the freezer. So I guess my advice is to move to the desert southwest
So I actually tried this a week ago after discussing it with another forum member and the results were "good" if your only concern was keeping moisture out via a vacuum sealed barrier.
I have elected to just put a desiccant bag in the case where each type of pep is stored and call that good enough. Moisture intrusion should be pretty identifiable if it is any amount worth being concerned about and unless you are freeze/thawing all the time, any good deep freezer should eliminate the majority (or all) of this issue.
I get essential oil cases on Amazon for $10 (holds 30 vials) and one lunch box ice pack in the net of the lid (Amazon 2 for $10). I put the vials in so the bases are in contact with the ice pack and vacuum seal the whole case. (May be overkill but satisfies my OCD) Highly recommend the Gasbye 90kpa vacuum sealer (I see there's a coupon today on Amazon for $30 off bringing it to only $79!) Thing is a commercial quality beast that has a double seal feature and a strong pump.So I actually tried this a week ago after discussing it with another forum member and the results were "good" if your only concern was keeping moisture out via a vacuum sealed barrier.
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I used an empty amo T60 vial shoved into a cut to size vacuum bag and sealed with my food saver tool. Did it work? Yeah. Would I do it for every vial? No. It's too much work for what I consider not a lot of benefit and the biggest sin of all, it doesn't fit in my nice little foam case.
EDIT: I was going to suggest the reusable desiccant canisters like you would use in a gun safe or storage locker but I am not sure how effective any of that stuff is below freezing. I had some so I tossed them in there but it might end up being a waste of money in the long run.
Jardiance is really swell, the little pill with a big story to tell 