Deep Freeze Storage

I created some containers for vials using a 3D printer, and they fit on top of each other. Then I transferred my sets over to these containers. Every single one can fit fifty vials inside, and they fit much nicer when kept in the cold storage area. Also, since it's a sealed dark container, there's no chance for any light to reach them. They only come open when I put another set inside or when I need to take out one vial for mixing.

I transferred the topic into the suitable forum area. Have a quick look through some of the other ones posted here. It helps because when lots of users provide answers to one question, they may not feel like responding once more. At minimum not during that same day. There were quite a few topics on this subject earlier today. Hope it goes well for you.

My peps are currently stored in insulated bottles with inserts in a freezer that has cycles. Found the bottles at my local discount stores. My stash priority is on one compound, but want to expand to others.

I've kept my items tucked away inside those holders within a basic cloth pouch that zips shut, all placed in the standalone freezer out in the garage area. When the unit needed thawing the other day I shifted the whole thing into the fridge compartment for the night instead. Everything turned out fine.

My stuff rests inside holders fitted with compartments for little tubes plus packs that pull out humidity. One holds fifty tubes, another takes sixty, a pair each fit sixty-three, and there's one sized for two hundred eighty-eight. I recently picked up an extra fifty. All of them sit in my small freezer kept near twelve degrees below zero.

Recently acquired a chest freezer for long term storage and placed the extra kits inside their original boxes wrapped in cold storage bags. Used to rely on specialized packs but see no point in keeping them now that the unit runs at steady cold without any cycling.

Inside my work area is a freezer that reaches forty below. I've got it running at thirty below solely for the peps.

I keep these inside a compact fridge's freezing section while still in the packaging they arrived with. I'm searching around for other storage methods since I plan to grow my supply over the next month or so. The printed holders that others have brought up seem like a good fit to me. This compartment only gets accessed when I want an ice sphere for my whiskey or to pull out another container. Storing the drink ice there means I end up glancing at everything more often without any added effort.