posted Fri, 07/05/2019 - 14:29
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Heat exposure to peptides
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Just received some Igf1 lr3 and some peg mgf. I Tracked my package through some warm locations. Ran home today on my lunch break when I saw the pack was delivered, got it inside within an hour. It was 90F where I live. Opened the pack right away and pulled out a vial and scanned it at 105 degrees. I was wondering if that is warm enough over time to damage the peptides or not. Searched around here and the internet in general and could find the information I was looking for. I sure someone here probably knows. Any information would be appreciated, Thanks.
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If in doubt throw that shit out its your Health dude
basskiller89Similar happened to me, bloodwork confirmed peptides did not get degraded, threw them in the freezer and was good to go
Only real way of knowing is through blood work at this point. Peptides are fragile but not as much as once thought.
basskiller89I agree, it's helpful to be able to order up quest bloods or even though my primary physician, to stay healthy. We do hear a lot and so far I don't have a single complaint, even with summer heats. A staple for me
All you can do is get em in the fridge immediately. Reconstitute a vial and see if it's clear. If it is then inject it and see if it gives you good results. For future knowledge there are sites that ship peptides that need t one kept cool with ice packs included!
Thanks, yea I did throw them in the fridge right away. I got a little hypo from another supplier’s igf1 lr3 taking 50 mcg 2 hours before a workout on an empty stomach. Felt that way part way through, then took some cluster dextrin. If this makes me feel the same under the same circumstances then it’s probably ok.
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