What is that? Regarding freezing, it tends to last five years or longer usually.
I pulled out some product that's been sitting in the deep freeze for two and a half years. Hoping it's still as good as I recall!
Bringing it back to XCE
Summary
One user tested 2.5-year-old stock from the freezer and found it performed as well as remembered, calling it the smoothest version tried. Others noted frozen peptides generally remain viable for five years or more. The discussion touches on when a certain source became unavailable and shares links to background information.
What this discussion establishes- Frozen product from years prior can retain quality
- User compared it favorably against multiple other sources
- Entry into the topic coincided with the source's legal troubles
- Newer participants requested the background details
Nothing here is advice.
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I started around the time that person had legal issues.
Yeah, it remains the smoothest and highest quality version of that compound I've tried. I've sampled all the popular ones. The source was really good.
↳ replying to @WarmBramble39
For those of us who are new, is there any way to get the background story on this?
Looks like back then they were charging a set amount for a kit of that item in the US size.
That earlier source was also known under a biotech company name. I wonder if this is them now listed under a different city version of the same company name.
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