Small Freezer with no Auto Defrost.

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I have a few sets coming and I want to freeze them. Reta, Tirzep, NAD and BC10. I have three different freezers in my home and they all auto defrost. It sounds like Auto Defrost could damage the peps. Does anyone own or have experience with a great small freezer that will work for my long term Peptide storage needs.

Bill
 
Lypholized peps are going to be fine. Janoshick even mentioned a shelf life of years at room temp, doubt a defrost cycle is going to have any impact. I've noticed no loss of potency in my freezer stored peps
Thank you. This is one of those ones with many opinions. I figured for 200 bucks having a designated freezer could be worth it. But if you think it’s ok, that is a big step in the right direction.

Bill
 
How long does the auto-defrost defrosting on a freezer last, anyway? Would an airtight thermos jar (like a hydrapeak or something similar) protect the peps from that fluctuation? My chest freezer doesn't have an auto-defrost but that's how I store mine because it's easy, solid, and convenient.
 
If you are really looking for long term storage you want a freezer that will consistently hold -20c. Peptides are very stable but Freeze/Refreeze is not supposed to be good for them. With auto-defrost the temps can fluctuate quite a bit which isn't ideal. If you are shooting for a few years, it probably doesn't matter. If you want more like 8-10 you probably want the -20 without auto-defrost. Theoretically at least, none of this has been tested with common peps.

This little thing has been great.

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If you are really looking for long term storage you want a freezer that will consistently hold -20c. Peptides are very stable but Freeze/Refreeze is not supposed to be good for them. With auto-defrost the temps can fluctuate quite a bit which isn't ideal. If you are shooting for a few years, it probably doesn't matter. If you want more like 8-10 you probably want the -20 without auto-defrost. Theoretically at least, none of this has been tested with common peps.

This little thing has been great.

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What are the the little boards your containers are sitting on? They look like some form of ice pack. Can you send a link for those or tell me why you use them? Why not just put containers on the racks. I’m guessing they are for temperature control and distribution. BTW. My freezer is maintaining a solid -20F.

Bill
 
I read something to the effect of a defrost cycle lasting 15-20 minutes with the coils warming to 40-50 but the air temperature is averaging 30's so you would assume peps in a thermos would be unaffected even if air temp got to 40 for several hours.
 

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