Unconstituted Peptides Life

[JB52]

I ordered a bunch of vials of BPC-157 last Christmas and due to traveling and generally feeling better I stopped using it for awhile. I've recently had a flare-up of an old injury and have been using them again, I have 10 unconstituted vials in my fridge. They have been in there the whole time, never once kept at room temp. How long can peptides that have not been reconstituted last for in the fridge? Would it be better to keep them in the freezer?

 

[Queefer]

This is a good question and I'm not sure anyone can give you a clear answer.

 

[johnjuanb1]

I ordered a bunch of vials of BPC-157 last Christmas and due to traveling and generally feeling better I stopped using it for awhile. I've recently had a flare-up of an old injury and have been using them again, I have 10 unconstituted vials in my fridge. They have been in there the whole time, never once kept at room temp. How long can peptides that have not been reconstituted last for in the fridge? Would it be better to keep them in the freezer?

I've had some in my refrigerator for two years that worked great!
I would say they are good for 4 years in the freezer but I always keep my in the refrigerator and they're good for over a year no problem.

 

[JB52]

I've had some in my refrigerator for two years that worked great!

I would say they are good for 4 years in the freezer but I always keep my in the refrigerator and they're good for over a year no problem.

Good to know, thanks! They are not cheap so I'm happy I can use them.

 

[johnjuanb1]

Good to know, thanks! They are not cheap so I'm happy I can use them.

I think peptides are a lot more durable than people think.

 

[HimRoid]

I think peptides are a lot more durable than people think.

I agree, at least with the short chain amino acid sequences. With long chain peptides like myostatin inhibitors it's a different story. They are fragile.