Search results for query: desiccant

I ordered a big ziplock to put my big case in. I have a crap load of desiccant packs and I'll toss a handful in there.

For my longer term storage I plan on storing them in a vacuum container with desiccant. There’s no meaningful light degradation in the freezer, nor high temps to age the rubber… it’s a thought I’ve had, but I haven’t found much reason to fret.

...have done a ton of experimentation around keeping moisture levels intact. I also do a lot of work with semiconductors, where the topic of desiccant packs comes up a lot. Unless you have your desiccant pack inside of some sort of high molecular weight container, you can expect that it won’t...

Depends on the print. You can print out a case with a tpu seal that will do a decent job.

Desiccant packs really don’t work very well if there’s any sort of seal issue. None of these 3-D printed cases are going to do a good job keeping moisture out. Perhaps if you use a mason jar or sealed in some sort of mylar bag or something.

...enough to hurt the peps. Hence a lot of people insulate their peptides in the freezer to keep them safe. Right now I am rocking a hydropeak with some 3d printed inserts that let me store 64 vials in it. I also 3d printed 2 desiccant holders that fit in the space of a vial to keep...

...and the thermos gives it an extra layer of insulation. Works great in the freezer. For moisture control I throw in a couple Micro-Pak bentonite clay desiccant packs and keep a Govee Bluetooth hygrometer inside to monitor temp/humidity. Total setup runs around $50-65 and everything's on Amazon.

...lunch boxes (Packit Freezable Classic Lunchbox from Walmart). I currently have everything in the original boxes in large Ziplock bags with desiccant packs inside and I put that in the lunch box in the freezer. They have built in gel ice packs and they hold quite a few kits (and bonus, they...

I bought desiccant on amazon, $6.99 for a large amount, I have no idea what I'm going to do with the rest. It's orange but turns green when it's sucked up enough water, then you put it in the oven or microwave, as it dries it turns orange again so it is reusable. I have hydropeak with silicon...

The vial sized desiccant holders sound really cool, but I wouldn’t want to take up the space that a vial could be using. So I just throw a couple of packets in my Hydapeaks. I also wasn’t using desiccant for a while and didn’t notice any moisture. I thought Hydrapeaks were air tight, but I...

I just get whatever bulk-pack is cheapest on Amazon. I 3d printed 3ml vial-sized containers for the desiccant and I put it into the "vials" then into the storage container that I have (32oz Hydrapeak with 3d printed dividers). I will say, I wasn't using desiccant for a while. As long as I...

Do you all use Desiccant in your containers or your storage areas for your peptides. If so which ones brand do you recommend and best way to use them. Bill

...move to stainless steel trays with plastic lids that are vacuum sealed for practicality. If they're vacuum sealed, I don't think I'll run desiccant either. I have several pounds of desiccant... I may make a high temp holder and run some in the cooler everything is going to be stored in, in...

Are you using a desiccant?

This is what I use. I put each kit in a zip lock with a desiccant pac. fits 16 kits nicely. I like it because you can keep them in their original kit plastic box they come in...

I’m not saying to do this, but if you just threw a handful of vials in the freezer, wouldn’t the vial vacuum seal protect the product from moisture/elements etc? (Minus the light)

I do. No worries of freezer burn and I've never seen moisture. I do throw a few desiccant packs in each.

I'm just using that Amazon 63 vial holder and a 3D printed 50 vial holder with 3 desiccant packs in each. I also have a 4 vial 3D in the kitchen fridge with one desiccant. That's the one I'm currently pinning from.

Thank so much! I think that 64 would be great compared to 48 and would still allow for some organization and protection while maximizing storage, especially for the long-term things. I just ordered some desiccant packs to throw in there meantime.

...the moisture that was in the air when you originally closed it. Just get or print some of these fill with descant, and add them for the piece of mind. Or just throw a bag on top, but I wouldn't skip descant...

The desiccant only matters to the extent that it protects the contents of the vials from moisture. If the vials are properly sealed, you don't need them. If your thermos container doesn't let moisture enter then you don't need them. The reason people use them is as a mitigation strategy in...

...the hydrapeak and two 3d printed 3ml vial sized silica gel holders. See print here https://makerworld.com/en/models/1378681-3ml-vial-sized-desiccant-jar-v2#profileId-1426649. I think if you can get some silica gel pretty cheap and add a few of these to your sealed thermos you will be doing...

What's going on at your house where you're locking up peptides?

If that foam insert could be drilled with a hole saw, I'd bite. I can't see how you would do it. They're nice though.

...durable, airtight, cheap, and have 2 places to add locks. The Apache 1800 can hold almost 200 vials with the inserts I made for myself. The Apache 2800 can hold 32 kits still in the plastic holders and far more with an insert. Plenty of room for ice packs and desiccant packs in both as well.

Regarding insulation, etc:

This is what I use. I put each kit in a zip lock with a desiccant pac. fits 16 kits nicely. I like it because you can keep them in their original kit plastic box they come in:)...

My 7 kits are individually vacuum sealed, in a double insulated/ walked lunch box with a giant plug in dessecant pack.

Hundred ways to skin a cat….this is how I do it

Freezer bags, desiccant pucks, and storing inside of an insulated container would knock out half of the concerns on your list. Probably overkill and unnecessary, but if it provides the psychological sense of having your bases covered, none of those are horribly expensive. And by the time...

...and the 3d printed vial inserts https://www.etsy.com/listing/4308330783/hydrapeak-32oz-food-jar-insert-3ml-5ml?gpla=1&gao=1& and the desiccant packs. Got 2 of those put away in the garage freezer at -21 degrees Celsius, for the long term. Now I think I need to buy another one, after typing...

I have one of those Vacuum food sealers and was wondering if the vacuum could possibly mess up the vial stoppers?

Long term storage of kits prepared for the next Pepocalypse consists of silica desiccant packs in vacuum sealed sous vide cooking bags in the chest freezer (-20C). Near term kits in the fridge alongside reconned vials.

are you ever going to experiment with the unintended blend?

...7 kits of this batch of MIX T60 (replacing my original 6 kits that turned out to be 52/14 tirz/reta unintended blend). Vacuumed sealed with desiccant pack in the bottom of the chest freezer. When I work my way down to those (2027-2028?), I’ll just recon and filter and research away, most...

I put mine in a foam case made for 3ml vials, toss in a couple of desiccant packets (precaution) and toss them in the freezer. No need to vacuum seal but you can if you want. It just makes for more work on your end. For 12 months, the refrigerator works just fine.

I keep mine in a Ziploc baggy with a few desiccant packs in the baggie, and then inside an insulated lunch bag in the bottom of the freezer. I keep bacteriostatic water in a cool, dry closet until it is opened.

When I first started buying peptides I did not have any desiccant pouches to put in the storage containers but I do now. The question I got for you guys is this 1. Am I hurting anything by exposing the dry powders to room temperature for a few minutes from time to time when they’ve been in the...

...built assembly line, I will never know. I suspect that too many cycles of thaw/freeze, stopper expansion/contractions, will eventually allow air in, and start a contamination cycle. Desiccant or not. Jano has published plenty of notes on the subject. Gray is a gamble. Vial integrity is...

...of plastic will see degrading print quality if you let it sit out for weeks. Use it fast, and/or get an airtight storage box and put some desiccant beads inside. The Husky bins at Home Depot are ideal -- they seal tightly and are inexpensive for their size. The $30 20 gal bin will hold a LOT...

The general consensus in this forum is to freeze. Some reasons why:

Thank you! Yes I am in the telegram community but still trying to navigate it. Telegram is new to me as well. :) I saw Cain posted that tirz is restocked but testing isn't for 1-2 weeks. Not sure where to go from there about getting a tested product.

Regarding freezing, a suggestion from Google Gemini (for what it's worth): More info: https://glp1forum.com/search/147486/?q=desiccant&o=date https://glp1forum.com/threads/desiccant-packs.2677/ Did you join their Telegram community?: https://t.me/SNPcomm I think so since I am on tirz. I...

I have a few small, food grade, desiccant packs inside my Thermos food storage container with a temp/humidity sensor. It keeps the humidity <10% compared to the 1.1cu ft manual defrost freezer that runs 60-70% humidity. I also bought disc packs that are slighly smaller in diameter and about...

The ones in beef jerky are usually oxygen absorbers. Freeze dried food will have the desiccant.

Anyone use these for frozen peptide storage. Same kind of packets that come with beef jerky for moisture control. They're really cheap on amazon.....

...will need to reseal the bag and you could have temp swings in your freezer. I use insulated food storage containers (thermos) with some desiccant thrown in. It keeps my peps at a rock solid -8.7F and humidity at 5.4-5.5% even with the door opening/closing weekly and the compressor cycling...

Partial vacuum? I think I can set that somehow.

I did this also. I only used a partial vacuum so the vials were not smashed together so hard. I did not add a desiccant but if I had one it could not hurt.