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How to Freeze Your Research Peptides for Long-Term Storage 🧊
Want to keep your research samples stable for years? maybe decades? Here's my exact setup and process. I figured I'd finally make the video after just talking about it for months.
What You'll Need:
→ Silica desiccant packets (replace every 3 months): https://amzn.to/3M7QDPW
→ HydraPeak 32oz insulated bottle: https://amzn.to/4bVT9Dk
→ HydraPeak Inserts :https://amzn.to/4pWFq2p
Why This Setup Works:
The HydraPeak is perfect because it blocks 100% of light exposure and the inserts create organized layers for your samples. The desiccant packets absorb any moisture that could degrade your peptides over time.
Step-by-Step Process:
- Place the bottom insert into your HydraPeak
- Add your research samples (they'll fit snugly, taking up about 2 spots each)
- Slide 2 desiccant packets into any open spots on each layer
- Add the second insert on top
- If you have more samples, repeat the layering process
- Place 1 desiccant packet on the very top layer
- Seal the lid tight
- Store in the back of your freezer
Total desiccant packets used: ~5 for the whole container
When You're Ready to Use:
Remove the sample and let it sit at room temperature for 15-20 minutes before use. That's it.
Pro Tips:
- Replace desiccant packets every 3 months
- Store in the back of the freezer for most consistent temp
- The insulated bottle protects against temp fluctuations when the freezer door opens
Check out all the supplies linked above, and for the best prices on research peptides, hit up peptideprice.store 🔬
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How to Freeze Your Research Peptides for Long-Term Storage 🧊
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