Storing vials of T long term

Yanksy · Oct 11, 2023

Hey,

I know general storage is "cool dark place, good for up to a year" but I have seen people say they have stored their for years and ai would like to stock up a reserve just in case of anything.

Is fridge/freezer a good idea or no?
what has been your success with long term storage?

thanks!

Systemlord · Oct 11, 2023

Store the vials in a cool dry place, out of sunlight.

Vince · Oct 11, 2023

I keep mine in the corner of my bedroom on the dresser.

BadassBlues · Oct 11, 2023

I have a years supply as a backup. I have had the rug pulled out from under me once and it will never happen again.

Thanks @BigTex for the additional tip, I will now go and put them all upright...

Fernando Almaguer · Oct 11, 2023

BadassBlues said:
I have a years supply as a backup. I have had the rug pulled out from under me once and it will never happen again.

Thanks @BigTex for the additional tip, I will now go and put them all upright...

Howd you stack up a years supply?

BadassBlues · Oct 11, 2023

Fernando Almaguer said:
Howd you stack up a years supply?

I answered this, but decided to delete it. That is my secret. But I will say that it is up to the doctor and the prescription you get.

BadassBlues · Oct 11, 2023

earltoad said:
Always have inventory haha. Well done.

What a clever little cowboy you are...

Fernando Almaguer · Oct 11, 2023

BadassBlues said:
What a clever little cowboy you are...

ah we keeping secrets now? lol

I stock up some, not that much though. Done by taking less than prescribed and refilling as fast as one can.

BadassBlues · Oct 11, 2023

Fernando Almaguer said:
ah we keeping secrets now? lol

I stock up some, not that much though. Done by taking less than prescribed and refilling as fast as one can.

It comes down to getting a prescription that has more refills than you will need in a calendar year. Every opportunity you have to refill the script, take it.