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Comparison of Storage Methods
To make this all crystal clear, we've put together a simple table summarizing the storage protocols. Our team uses this as a quick reference, and we think you'll find it helpful. Room Temperature Lyophilized Powder Ambient (e.g., 20-25°C) Very Short-Term (Days
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- To make this all crystal clear, we've put together a simple table summarizing the storage protocols. Our team uses this as a quick reference, and we think you'll find it helpful.
- Room Temperature
- Lyophilized Powder
- Ambient (e.g., 20-25°C)
- Very Short-Term (Days to Weeks)
- Not recommended. For transit or temporary storage only. High risk of degradation.
- Refrigerator
- 2-8°C (36-46°F)
- Medium-Term (Many Months)
- Good option. Must be protected from moisture and light.
- Freezer
- -20°C (-4°F) or colder
- Long-Term (Years)
- Best practice. The gold standard for preserving unmixed peptide integrity.
- Reconstituted
- Short-Term (4-6 Weeks)
- Most common method. Requires bacteriostatic water and stable temperature.
- Medium-Term (Months)
- Advanced method. Requires aliquoting into single-use amounts to avoid freeze-thaw cycles.