Can I store my bac water and reta at room temperature?

[FuzzyDunlop1]

Just got my reta and I'm going to be using it for the first time tomorrow. Is it alright if I keep both the reta and the bac water in a drawer, or do I absolutely have to refrigerate them? One vial is 10mg and I'm going to be sticking to 1mg per week for the first 10 weeks. Will I face any issues?

 

[vewdew34]

Bac water yes in a dark cool place the Reta I would place in the fridge.

 

[MsGizmo]

Just got my reta and I'm going to be using it for the first time tomorrow. Is it alright if I keep both the reta and the bac water in a drawer, or do I absolutely have to refrigerate them? One vial is 10mg and I'm going to be sticking to 1mg per week for the first 10 weeks. Will I face any issues?

Refrigerating is best. If you have a roommate situation buy one of those small fridges made to hold a six pack and keep that in your room.

 

[GLP1Pharmacist]

Refrigerate, ideally use in 30 days. Cold them slows potential bacterial growth and helps with stability. Do not store for 10 weeks at room temp.

 

[HoopFan]

I erred in storing my BAC water. I used it once to reconstitute a vial, and then put my BAC in the fridge, and has been in there for almost four weeks.

Le sigh. I do have two Hospira vials on the way at least.

 

[BooneDonk]

I erred in storing my BAC water. I used it once to reconstitute a vial, and then put my BAC in the fridge, and has been in there for almost four weeks.

Le sigh. I do have two Hospira vials on the way at least.

I do that for the same reasons we keep reconned peps in fridge. I’ll finish the bottle of BAC up at some point.

 

[nonyabizznez]

I erred in storing my BAC water. I used it once to reconstitute a vial, and then put my BAC in the fridge, and has been in there for almost four weeks.

Le sigh. I do have two Hospira vials on the way at least.

Your BAC in the fridge is fine... Use it till it's gone!