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Has anyone stored their reta in the fridge for over 6months?
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near_hawk
42 posts · first seen Nov 2025
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Has anyone stored their reta in the fridge for over 6months?
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shannon_hunte
434 posts · first seen Oct 2025
You can. For longer periods, like year +, it’s better to freeze and move to fridge prior to use. If you do store in freezer, you just want to prevent multiple freeze/thaw cycles
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Mia
5,832 posts · first seen Sep 2025
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Yea mines been in fridge and freezer over a year
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near_hawk
42 posts · first seen Nov 2025
do u find them as effective from the fridge?
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Mia
5,832 posts · first seen Sep 2025
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Yea, they will only go bad after years
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near_hawk
42 posts · first seen Nov 2025
I have had powder vials in the fridge for 6months now and plan to use them before next summer. Worth it to put some in the freezer now?
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near_hawk
42 posts · first seen Nov 2025
Good to know. I noticed not feeling it as much but I switched from my thigh to lower back / love handle area. I guess it's less effective from there
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shannon_hunte
434 posts · first seen Oct 2025
You’d prolly be fine, but ya it’s better to freeze
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shannon_hunte
434 posts · first seen Oct 2025
As long as your freezer isn’t left open frequently, causing freeze/thaw of the peptide. That can damage the protein structures
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shannon_hunte
434 posts · first seen Oct 2025
BBA if you’re ever worried about a vial having gone bad, I think cloudy after reconstituting is the best way to know. If you ever see that, dump it and take the loss
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near_hawk
42 posts · first seen Nov 2025
Oh didnt know that. Cheers
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gridMyra
311 posts · first seen Sep 2025
Freezer is also less humid
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