Jimmymiro12
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Bought more Reta and wondering how long does it stay good for in the freezer?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
How long is Reta good stored in the freezer
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Huffingnpuffing
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I’m banking on at least 3 years
Shittersfull
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Is it a freezer that auto defrosts? Is yes, then move the reta to the fridge, good for years. It's its a deep freeze, it will last many years.
Rosco P. Coltrane
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Hopefully several years. Keep on accidentally buying more and the stockpile is getting a little to big now lol
woundcarping
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Or put the kits in some variety of insulated container, be it a cooler, hydro peak, etc.
Who knows. I have relatively many decades of several peptides. I'm not worried about degradation around 0*F until new data changes my perceptions.
4StrandKnot
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Home fridge/freezers only have one compressor. It cools the freezer only. Cold air reaches the fridge through vents.
Temperature control for the fridge is a change in the vents.
Temp cycles for the auto defrost in the freezer will also impact the fridge, but the swing in temperature isn’t enough.
An insulated storage container such as a hydro flask helps a lot.
Chili777
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Peter Magic, Janoshik, says months at room temp, years in the fridge, and decades in the freezer. I've stocked up based on that.
Flash-BCR
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My little dedicated 2 cu ft peptide chest freezer gets down to like minus 7 F…I thought I had surplus room in it for the odd ribeye or roast but it is getting close to full…
woundcarping
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Flash-BCR said:
My little dedicated 2 cu ft peptide chest freezer gets down to like minus 7 F…I thought I had surplus room in it for the odd ribeye or roast but it is getting close to full…
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That's nice, although I'd need more room... I've thought about spending the money on a -40* freezer, but thus far, meh.
Flash-BCR
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They have the same models up to 7cu ft at minus 7 degrees…I keep my peps in the kits primarily, and tucked in Pelican type cases…I can get 100 plus kits in it which I am going to try and make my cut off point…
Quatroskin
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woundcarping
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That would handle my GLP, for now. I have 22 peptides on the spreadsheet.
I don't know that there's a realizable benefit going lower than the -4*F my 23cu ft chest freezer maintains, and it's already here so...
Shittersfull
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100 kits sounds like a good cut off piont. I curious if you will stick to this. I'm really struggling with m new obsession and it brew threw two cut off points already.
Chili777
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I just got a 1.1 cu ft freezer. My pep cases were taking up too much room in the kitchen one. It gets down to -20F. It fits my stash with some room to spare, so I'm good. For now.
Flash-BCR
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I am pretty sure I blew it already when the orders come in…I am traveling this week and I think I had 90 before I left…and I’ve ordered a dozen while on the road…
Shittersfull
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Lol. Sounds about right. I guess I will quit buying peps when I'm dead... I will be receiving many peps in the months after my death..
Ironic, they say these glp's help people with addiction.. what helps with the addiction to glp's?
Calm Logic
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Haha. That's why I'm here. To distract myself from a price list or another TG group
Flash-BCR
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That’s funny!…I hadn’t thought of it that way, but I think you hit on it…Calm Logic said:
Haha. That's why I'm here. To distract myself from a price list or another TG group
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woundcarping
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Calm Logic said:
Haha. That's why I'm here. To distract myself from a price list or another TG group
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I'm looking for a good priced GB on R60... Decidedly not in a bind, I have a fair bit of R30 and R140, but my R60 inventory is thin.
Flash-BCR
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I don’t shop a lot of Reta, but seems like there’s been a fair amount of 60s around…