Freezing IGF-1 LR3

[bignickp]

So LR3 is supposed to be stored between 4 and -20C. Does shipping in the summer compromise the peptide? Thanks in advance.

 

[collinb]

It shouldnt compromise it much if at all as long as its not reconstituted...
Shipping is fast and only a few days, if you left it at room temp or higher for longer than a week or so then maybe but I wouldnt worry too much about it.

If the shipping was that big an issue every sponsor would ship with a cold pack in styrofoam containers

 

[rock75]

It shouldnt compromise it much if at all as long as its not reconstituted...
Shipping is fast and only a few days, if you left it at room temp or higher for longer than a week or so then maybe but I wouldnt worry too much about it.

If the shipping was that big an issue every sponsor would ship with a cold pack in styrofoam containers[/QUOTE]

No they are under no obligation to provide this. It's an easy solution and something every pep-tide sponsor should consider providing it's customers - the cost is minimal for an ice pack and package - much like Osta used to do.

 

[eatclentrenhard]

Your fine bro

 

[hayaq]

how about freezing reconstituted igf lr3? has anyone done this? split the peptide into many slin pins and freeze them and use them one by one?

 

[BigTex]

how about freezing reconstituted igf lr3? has anyone done this? split the peptide into many slin pins and freeze them and use them one by one?

Yes you can do this. I have done quite a few times. The only time you will have a problem is freezing and thawing several times. This causes degradation.

By the way, I thawed my individual doses in about 1 minute just holding it in my hand.