pizzathehutt
New Member
Should you freeze peptides that you’ve yet to reconstitute? I’ve seen partial answers all over.
The old QSC discord was also full of people talking about deep freezing their extras.
The recommendations from US labs for freezing seem to assume that your powder would be free of moisture content, stored at -20C, and that you avoid thawing and refreezing.
While I love our underground friends and have yet to test, I suspect we have moisture in our vials. Enough to be thrashing our peptides if we decide to freeze.
I work with yeast and some other items that are very finicky with freezing without being dry or leveraging glycol. You can quickly degrade your stock with just a short freeze.
Has anyone tested the impact of freezing on underground peptides like Tirz?
The old QSC discord was also full of people talking about deep freezing their extras.
The recommendations from US labs for freezing seem to assume that your powder would be free of moisture content, stored at -20C, and that you avoid thawing and refreezing.
While I love our underground friends and have yet to test, I suspect we have moisture in our vials. Enough to be thrashing our peptides if we decide to freeze.
I work with yeast and some other items that are very finicky with freezing without being dry or leveraging glycol. You can quickly degrade your stock with just a short freeze.
Has anyone tested the impact of freezing on underground peptides like Tirz?