Expiration of Liquid Research Chems

[Deleted member 106824]

Does anyone know how long research chemicals like arimidex/letro/nolva/etc last in liquid form? I have only ever bought tabs from ManPower but I would like to try ResearchStop as I have never seen any bad review about them. But I don't have any experience with them in liquid form so if anyone knows about how long they last I'd love to know. And in general will keeping them in the fridge make them last longer or is that just for peptides? I can't see myself using up a full bottle too soon so hopefully it would last for 6-12+ months.

 

[waynaferd]

As far as I know as long as the liquids are kept cool and out of sunlight they should last a good while....don't know specifics on specifics, but caps last a long long time and IMO are much more convenient, especially if you travel a lot.

 

[Deleted member 106824]

As far as I know as long as the liquids are kept cool and out of sunlight they should last a good while....don't know specifics on specifics, but caps last a long long time and IMO are much more convenient, especially if you travel a lot.

I would definitely prefer to use the caps, but my blood work (and other blood work I've seen) has shown the source to not be reliable for AI's, whereas I have never seen any issue with ResearchStop. I don't travel really, I'm a college student, so hopefully I can just keep it in a fridge, unless that would be too cold for some reason.

One issue is that I wouldn't really know one way or the other, unless gyno started to develop or something. Other than that it's not like I can "feel" my estrogen being high.

 

[waynaferd]

I've used nolva and clomid for PCT that I had in my fridge for a bit over a year from innovative research and it worked fine.

I think its mostly caber that breaks down and becomes useless.

 

[saps]

I've had bottles of liquid AI's last me a couple years and they were still potent. Totally depends on the quality control its made with

 

[jack of all]

I had some conversation with a guy that said he owned chemone research and he told me that the drugs break down in liquid much faster than they do if in capsule. He said you should get new sups every 3 months.

I also had a bottle of liquid cialis and I would say it was effective for about 6-8 months then I noticed it was less and less potent.

 

[Deleted member 106824]

I've used nolva and clomid for PCT that I had in my fridge for a bit over a year from innovative research and it worked fine.

I think its mostly caber that breaks down and becomes useless.

I've had bottles of liquid AI's last me a couple years and they were still potent. Totally depends on the quality control its made with

Awesome, I definitely didn't think it would last 1+ years.

I had some conversation with a guy that said he owned chemone research and he told me that the drugs break down in liquid much faster than they do if in capsule. He said you should get new sups every 3 months.

I also had a bottle of liquid cialis and I would say it was effective for about 6-8 months then I noticed it was less and less potent.

Interesting. My next cycle won't be until the fall and even then I would probably only go through 1 bottle of an AI. I was planning on buying one exemestane and one letrozole originally.