I'd like to know the same too--I want to buy 60mg kits of Retatrutide because it's 50% more expensive to buy 20mg and more so to buy 10mg. I could just reconstitute the 60mg and break up into 10mg vials myself and defrost as I use them. But I don't know if that'll mess stuff up.
I don't think you will get much in the way of data driven answers for survo. The data indicates tirz is pretty hardy and can be frozen. But every time it is frozen and thawed it will degrade a little more. If it were me I would freeze in aliquots each being a single dose. Limit it to one freeze thaw cycle. I would not freeze and refreeze the same vial.
Thank you. That sounds like solid advise🙂
Would it make any sense to use a pen in this case or just re-freeze the vial?
I wouldn’t freeze a pen cart if that’s what you’re asking. The rubber plug could pop out
yikes... Fridge it is!
I freeze my lyophylized meds at -40c and have never had a seal fail. They all have a vacuum
No yikes. The no-freeze advice comes from the original form of the medication, whose mechanical injector pen would be messed up by freezing. Lab tests have shown that the chemistry itself is unaffected, and quite obviously the crimped-on rubber stopper wouldn't be affected by freezing either.
Thaw and refreeze after every use, that’s like exactly the opposite of what I’ve heard you should do, lol. Finding this forum and going through it feels a lot like parsing through gym info for the first time again.
It's the opposite of what you've heard to do because people keep parroting the information from the original mechanical issue that freezing would cause and not actual science.
I think others have already responded to this but if you're going to freeze, freeze in vials so that the expansion of the liquid when it's frozen doesn't damage the pen structure.
However, the vials the eli lilly and Novo now sell also say to discard if frozen. I don't understand why people take chances that they really don't need to take, because this stuff is so cheap. There are worse things that can happen beyond just letting a little peptide go to waste. But then I always tend to be overly cautious.
Seems reasonable to me but I’m just an idiot on the interwebs
isn’t everyone on the interwebs an idiot masquerading as a fool?
Do you have links to tge lab tests done on reconstituted peptides that have been frozen?
How did it go ? I would like to see some first hand experience 🙂
The Survo or the frozen vial? Just started Survo this week due to getting a bad batch. I now have the good stuff. I did split it into 2 vials and froze one. I pinned 125mcg and had a rough go of it. Maybe it's just not for me. Or maybe my anxiety didn't like that it felt different. Anyways, we'll see...
I haven’t done this. 30mg vial lasts me about 8 weeks and I’m just pushing it. However there’s a good sale right now on R60 and I’m thinking of 2-3 kits of that. All my reading and research so far say it is fine to freeze reconned GLPs and infact a may compounding pharmacies were/are shipping frozen and instructing storage in the freezer between doses. So for me a 60mg vial could be filtered and split between 3 vials for 20mg each which would be an ideal dose. Theoretically that’s a working system for about a 6-7 year store of Reta at ~$0.46 / Mg
Indolent youre a maniac!!!
