whats the experiration of the capsules?? and where should i keep mine when i buy them? on fridge or the freezer? thanks
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It's a strong acid and sealed in a glass container so you could store it at room temp. for a very long time without the reagent degrading.
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Don't freeze them, they are shelf stable. The capsules are self contained and will be fine as they are until they are broken in the bags with your fingers. Just note this is a cursory test, and will narrow down the id of the substance to a couple of different Amphetamines. My recommendation would be to buy a secondary test or buy the dancesafe.org test, which has 3 additional reagent tests, and will give you a more positive answer of what your substance is.
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I'd keep them in the corner of your closet, somewhere Dark and cool, unless where you live gets really warm, then you can do a fridge. No need to freeze it.
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I just left mine someplace dark and it was fine. I'm not sure what the expiration was exactly but it was at least a year out.
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The package says to store either in the freezer or refrigerator. With other brands, when I kept it in the freezer it seemed to clump up in the freezer but I haven't noticed that yet with this brand
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I just bought my first order a month ago, and they have liquid in the capsule. Did you check the exp. date?
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We actually sell this product directly out of our New Life Vitamins warehouse. The probiotics are kept refrigerated here until shipping out to customers. When shipped we send them priority mail with an ice pack in the package. We are not exactly sure how Amazon stores their live probiotics but this is our process here at New Life Vitamins.
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I always keep coconut and other nut flours in the fridge. I use them occasionally but not every week and they last well. If I buy more than one package, I put the extras in the freezer. I've kept them at room temp, and they've been fine, too. But I feel like I have extra shelf life if they're cold.
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I personally like the capsules. They last longer than the liquid. And work just as well. I hope this helps.
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We store at room temperature. Depends on how often you use them. We use 1/day and they are always fresh due to the packaging and no need to refrigerate.
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I refrigerate pro-biotics that are encapsulated. However, unless the packaging specifically states to refrigerate product, I feel safe to put seven days worth of individual capsules in my weekly pill holder and then, return bottle of remaining caps to the refrigerator.
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I was told by my physician to keep them refrigerated. I did that and would only take one out to use immediately. With this process, I had no problem whatsoever. I would not freeze these suppositories, but would definitely refrigerate them. In response to any better way to buy, I would say that they're available at drugstores, but cost approximately $4.00 more than the amazon price.
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I'm not sure because I didn't buy the capsules. It may be better if you contacted the seller or company directly. Hope this helps.
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Dr. Mecola suggest IT NOT BE STORED in refrigerator. It is actually an oil you can see floating in capsule. I did for a time put mine in the fridge, but noticed how the oil in capsule hardened. It did soften when taken out of fridge though, while sitting at room temp. I noticed then on his website where the doctor suggests storing it at room temp.
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depends on how soon they will be used... soon? you can put them in the cupboard.. any time in the future I'd put them in the fridge or freezer - the freezer will keep them longest
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J. Tullier, I store mine in the freezer because I make a flu syrup and do not use them very often. If you use them frequently the fridge would work fine. I have used them for up to one year by freezing. I hope this helps. Regards, Willie
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Centrum chewable vitamins should be stored in a cool/dry place (avoid heat & moisture). Generally, this is "room temperature". On the back label is a control number in the event of a recall, and underneath the control number is an expiration date.
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Dear Miss Judy from Andrew Arrington I have used this awesome product for 2 years. Im glad you brought up this question. I had no idea about the manufactures recommendations of 3 months use and on the dry shelf that the product be refrigerated. If I got the question right? LOL Wonder if its also for refrigeration if opened or sealed or even both? Well Im going to answer just a a consumer. I note that the white capsules have a salty flavored capsule. Kinda reminds me of chewing an aspirin without the lemon squeeze flavor. Anyway... Since is a powder. It after refrigeration will in my opinion collect moisture and mold. Now let me remind ya Im just the consumer Captain!! Not the manufacturer or a Doctor of Chemical Physics And Physiology?? LOL So in conclusion. Wow manufacture expiration date. Lets see according to my research and my bottle this is what my findings and results are as follows... = Additional Info: Store in a cool, dry place, not to exceed 77 degrees Fahrenheit. Date on bottle is manufacture date, NOT expiration date. So if you store it in a dry place (walla!!) The product might last forever?? lol maybe?? I do have a question to ask you Mis Judy. If the storage is not to exceed 77 degrees Fahrenheit then why refrigerate? I wonder when its to cold? Anyway it works with getting to sleep. I open capsule and take it like a shot of bourbon and chase with a swallow of vanilla almond milk. Yummy! ~Andrew
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I freeze them the minute I get them. They never stay in the freezer more than a couple months at a time because I grind them every morning for our smoothies. I would think that they could be froze at least a year or more without tasting or smelling freezer burn.
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I have kept mine in the fridge. I basically bought the Large bottle, with the smaller dropper bottle. I have used it since April, and have not found any difference in the product since the day I bought it.