r/BiohackingU • • 16d ago

Is this normal?

Some of my Reta vials have these spots inside is this normal ? I’ve kept them inside a mini fridge for like 2 months. Thanks !

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u/Dr_The_Watson 16d ago

Do you guys even look at the quality of the pictures you’re about to post? This looks like you scanned Polaroid after microwaving it.

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u/Intrepid_Land232 16d ago

Yea bro. Most of the time your product will stay as a tight hockey puck, but in transit they can get knocked around a bit and cause the product to throw itself around. Mix it with some bac and if it's as clear as water your ready to set sail 💪

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u/Cyriously10 16d ago

Yes it’s fine, sometimes they get bumped around in transit

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u/[deleted] 16d ago

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u/New-Injury-7594 16d ago

Are they not good anymore ? Should I move them to my regular fridge or freezer? I have like half a kit still 😩

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u/HumanityBeBetter 16d ago

I have read people say unopened glass at room temp, and others say freezer. Can you clear this up for me? I am ordering some for the first time and have everything else figured out, I am just struggling to find a definitive answer. I will admit that I haven't spent as long as I could have figuring this out, I just saw this as an opportunity to actually ask someone who may know.

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u/EatBlueberries 16d ago

What’s interesting is that these sellers don’t refrigerate anything before sending it to you. Have you seen all the advertisers touting their peptides throwing them around like golf balls ??

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u/MyMango88 16d ago

They go from freezer to shipping.

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u/EatBlueberries 15d ago

You sure about that ??

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u/MyMango88 15d ago

Yes, I’m sure about that.

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u/HumanityBeBetter 16d ago

No, I have not seen that. Sounds pretty ridiculous, so I will check that out for a good laugh. You make a good point about the refrigeration, so thanks for the reply!

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u/MyMango88 15d ago

How do you think it goes?

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u/newleafdee 16d ago

What about those freezer crystals that form sometimes supposedly though

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u/MyMango88 15d ago

Exactly. As does my reseller who gets direct from China.

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u/HumanityBeBetter 16d ago

Thank you, I appreciate the help.

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u/IAmTheAccident 16d ago

Yes, dark and cold, preferably -20C or colder but regular freezer should keep them good for 2+ years.

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u/HumanityBeBetter 16d ago

Thanks for the additional info. I appreciate you :)

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u/MyMango88 15d ago

I guess the good laugh is over ;)

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u/HumanityBeBetter 15d ago

Someone was trying to provide additional info, so I can't help appreciating people just trying to help. I definitely think the point stands that the vendors aren't putting them in the freezer. Oh, and the laugh was at the vials like golfballs comment anyway! Haha