ReaperX
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When it comes to designers and stocking up on stuff for awhile, the best thing is to somehow vaccum (put it in a ziplock bag and keep rolling it till the air is completely out) seal it and put it in the basement, or a dark closet. The issue with putting stuff in the freezer is that it lowers the entire bottle, which includes the atmosphere included in the bottle as well, despite it being sealed.
Once you pull that bottle out, the temperature change is going to cause slight condensation to occur, even more so once you open up the bottle to start using it.
If you put a bottle of pills, or a bulk powder in the freezer or fridge, plan on keeping it in there, and only taking it out to take the required amount then putting it back in.
There are some people that have posted that they put stuff in the freezer or fridge, then start using it later. I'm not sure if they are letting that bottle chill at room temperature or what, but there is a potential to have moisture occur, which MIGHT cause degredation for that 1-AD that expired back in May '06, even more so for vegetable capsules and powders.
Hugz & Kisses,
xoxo
-ReaperX
Once you pull that bottle out, the temperature change is going to cause slight condensation to occur, even more so once you open up the bottle to start using it.
If you put a bottle of pills, or a bulk powder in the freezer or fridge, plan on keeping it in there, and only taking it out to take the required amount then putting it back in.
There are some people that have posted that they put stuff in the freezer or fridge, then start using it later. I'm not sure if they are letting that bottle chill at room temperature or what, but there is a potential to have moisture occur, which MIGHT cause degredation for that 1-AD that expired back in May '06, even more so for vegetable capsules and powders.
Hugz & Kisses,
xoxo
-ReaperX
Man i set myself up for that one lol.......nice pick up canuck :trout: