How do you store your gear?

boggs67ss · Oct 11, 2009

I keep mine (for now) in my sock drawer, but I have to transfer my "jugs" into vials and was thinking of keeping in the fridge to keep most sterile. Any thoughts or comments?

PsyT · Oct 11, 2009

peptides: fridge
AAS: bathroom cabinet beside syringes

kscowboy · Oct 11, 2009

Does exemestane and clomid need to be kept in the fridge?

CollinDC · Oct 11, 2009

kscowboy said:
Does exemestane and clomid need to be kept in the fridge?

from RS? nope

boggs67ss · Oct 11, 2009

My main concern was when I transfer, that they won't be as sterile as before I transfer, so if kept in the fridge it might keep from sh*t growing.

kscowboy · Oct 11, 2009

CollinDC said:
from RS? nope

Yeah from RS. THanks.

Showy0023 · Oct 11, 2009

boggs67ss said:
My main concern was when I transfer, that they won't be as sterile as before I transfer, so if kept in the fridge it might keep from sh*t growing.

What sh*t are you talking about???????? Just be sterile with your transfer and you'll be fine.....no need to stick aas in the fridge, you are just asking for thicker oil.

boggs67ss · Oct 11, 2009

Showy0023 said:
What sh*t are you talking about???????? Just be sterile with your transfer and you'll be fine.....no need to stick aas in the fridge, you are just asking for thicker oil.

Im just talking about micro bacteria. But when I transfer, the lid has to come off somehow, and the gear will be exposed till its drawn up. May not be that big of a deal. And if it was kept in the fridge, I would obviously warm it up before injecting.

Showy0023 · Oct 11, 2009

boggs67ss said:
Im just talking about micro bacteria. But when I transfer, the lid has to come off somehow, and the gear will be exposed till its drawn up. May not be that big of a deal. And if it was kept in the fridge, I would obviously warm it up before injecting.

10-4. Wouldn't be that worried about it.....but its never a bad idea to be cautious. I have transferred in the past using a 20cc case w/ no problems....gear was stored @ RT after transfer.

jm425 · Oct 11, 2009

boggs67ss said:
My main concern was when I transfer, that they won't be as sterile as before I transfer, so if kept in the fridge it might keep from sh*t growing.

BA keeps bacteria from growing in the vials. You don't need to keep your shit in the fridge.

RalphMalph · Oct 11, 2009

While you don't need to if your "aseptic transfer technique" was good enough, it is true that most bacteria you care about would grow slower if you got them in there in the first place (and i doubt BA is in high enough concentration to stop contamination if you do f-up).

You would definitely want to get it back up to room temp before injecting.

All that being said, if you are careful enough transfering and it was clean when you got it - I think room temp+careful technique is fine, but if your paranoid I can't see any harm in fridgeing it.

Anyone know of any issues with gear stability fridge temp (obviously back up to room temp before taking it)?

boggs67ss · Oct 11, 2009

Thanks for your inputs guys, anybody have tips on keeping my transfers from the "jugs" totally sterile?

Ashop · Oct 12, 2009

boggs67ss said:
I keep mine (for now) in my sock drawer, but I have to transfer my "jugs" into vials and was thinking of keeping in the fridge to keep most sterile. Any thoughts or comments?

Your sock drawer is perfect. I would not put in cold fridge.
Dark,,, room temp,,, dry area is ideal.

lazer05 · Oct 12, 2009

Right, dark, room temp and dry. No need to put in fridge. Is it sterile in the jugs? If it is, then suck it up with a needle and put into a sterile vial. If the jug has no rub topper etc then clean the area well, open slightly in a clean area with no fans or air moving and quickly transfer it, use an 18g so it draws right up. The air exposure here is not a problem as it is no more than the needle itself is exposed to before you inject. Clean and quick.