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Tesamorelin + Ipamorelin Blend Need Refrigeration: Storage Comparison

Lyophilised powder (unopened, frozen) −20°C to −80°C 24–36 months Minimal degradation; protect from light and moisture; avoid freeze-thaw cycles Gold standard for long-term storage; exceeds shelf life of most research protocols Lyophilised powder (unopened, re

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  • Lyophilised powder (unopened, frozen)
  • −20°C to −80°C
  • 24–36 months
  • Minimal degradation; protect from light and moisture; avoid freeze-thaw cycles
  • Gold standard for long-term storage; exceeds shelf life of most research protocols
  • Lyophilised powder (unopened, refrigerated)
  • 2–8°C
  • 3–6 months
  • Acceptable for short-term storage; degradation 2–3× faster than frozen; use within 90 days if possible
  • Suitable for active research with high vial turnover; not ideal for archival storage
  • Reconstituted solution (refrigerated)
  • 28 days
  • Progressive potency loss begins immediately; discard after 28 days regardless of appearance
  • Standard clinical and research protocol; non-negotiable refrigeration after every use
  • Reconstituted solution (room temperature)
  • 20–25°C
  • 12–24 hours (emergency only)
  • Rapid degradation; 15–20% potency loss within 30 minutes at 30°C; aggregation risk high
  • Unacceptable for planned use; vial should be discarded if left out >2 hours
  • Reconstituted solution (body temperature)
  • 37°C
  • <6 hours
  • 50% potency loss within 72 hours; hydrolysis and oxidation accelerate dramatically
  • Research application only. Never store at this temperature
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