Let's see everyones organization.

[Ruckus4519]

I'm sure once I get into the rabbit hole.. it will be hard to come out with handfuls of products to stash everywhere. ...all the hiding places.

Personally, my actual rabbit hole has been the supplies themselves. No matter what your stack is made of, you need supplies to actually carry out your research with. The only one thing you can purchase without regret is those little pink bottles of BAC water. Prices per bottle have more than doubled since this time last year, and Amazon poofing all BAC listings only exacerbated any all shortages.

There's always the possibility of supply getting cut off, and as GLPs are more or less lifetime medications, hoarding is "rational". Haven't gotten into KLOW and stuff, but if you're pinning daily, you might find it more practical to get into pens, which a rabbit hole of itself.

All of my filters, syringes, vials, etc. are in neat printed nesting baskets - I'll see if I can get that a bit more organized to take a picture lol


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Username checks out...? 😂😂😂

 

[ContainHer]

Username checks out...? 😂😂😂

🤣 🤣 - it was a word play off my job, I work in transportation (ocean containers etc.)... but yes, considering my storage that does track.

 

[ContainHer]

What 3D printer did you use to make them, and do you have the file still?

I have two printers and have made them on both - Bambulab P2S and the Elegoo Neptune 4 Plus. Bambu is easier with true auto level features. Elegoo needs a manual level every time you print one or you'll risk lift. I don't think I saved the file because I print direct, but I'll go back and look in my downloads.

 

[medavaca]

I've posted these before but I use a tackle box for supplies, a discreet Tupperware box tucked into the back of the wine fridge for the pens, needles, and wipes, and the classic HydraPeak soup container with the Amazon inserts to hold 48 of the 3ml vials. Everything labelled using a P-Touch labelled.

The HydraPeak in the freezer is important, I think, due to the nature of self-defrosting refrigerators. I've seen my fridge to up into the 20ºF range easily 2x/month. Or, a many-hours long power failure could lead to thawing of the 'tides. Having them in an insulated container gives a significant safety factor.

I use a Govee wireless thermometer that sends both push notifications and emails to alert to temperature deviations. This is mostly for food storage but it protects the 'tides as well.
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You're giving me the itch to go order all the things from Amazon. I need a wireless thermometer for sure. I never thought about the defrost action in the freezer. I'm the proud owner of an older than dirt stand up freezer. I'm actually the third generation to own this hand-me-down. My husband hates it with a passion, but they truly don't make anything like it anymore. It's bulletproof. One of his biggest complaints is that it doesn't self defrost. Looks like I'll be transferring all my extras from the kitchen to the oldie in the basement! Thanks for sharing your setup.

 

[ThinkVision]

You're giving me the itch to go order all the things from Amazon. I need a wireless thermometer for sure. I never thought about the defrost action in the freezer. I'm the proud owner of an older than dirt stand up freezer. I'm actually the third generation to own this hand-me-down. My husband hates it with a passion, but they truly don't make anything like it anymore. It's bulletproof. One of his biggest complaints is that it doesn't self defrost. Looks like I'll be transferring all my extras from the kitchen to the oldie in the basement! Thanks for sharing your setup.

Sometimes old really is better!

 

[ThinkVision]

I have two printers and have made them on both - Bambulab P2S and the Elegoo Neptune 4 Plus. Bambu is easier with true auto level features. Elegoo needs a manual level every time you print one or you'll risk lift. I don't think I saved the file because I print direct, but I'll go back and look in my downloads.

I had a cheap 3D printer, but that was a decade ago almost... Maybe it's time I re-invest in a modern-ish one!

 

[medavaca]

Was gifted the cutest lavender mini tool boxes. Ready to fill them up!
My kits in the freezer are just in their containers they come in so need to implement something for them. Haven’t found the right stl for me yet.

I might need to put that on my next Christmas list ❤️

 

[ThinkVision]

This is my cabinet for my injection equipment.

 

[rixsternaz]

My freezer storage containers are of hard ABS body with a silicone lid and soft 3D printed vial insert. Fits 70 3ml vials. Perfect size for storing in my freezer drawers. The soft container is for my refrigerated peps.

 

[rixsternaz]

All of my filters, syringes, vials, etc. are in neat printed nesting baskets - I'll see if I can get that a bit more organized to take a picture lol


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I saw these containers on ETSY... guy was asking $29 for a 100ct container which I thought was a good deal.