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Just trying to get some opinions if a room temp of between 72 and 76 is too warm for gear storage? I've always tried to keep it no warmer than say 65 or so, However, my new apartment seems to be a little warm for some reason; and I have no AC in my apartment, like most San Francisco apts. The gear is kept in a dark place, just a little worried about the temp??? I'm still trying to educate myself on the effects of temperatures on gear.
Shouldn't be any problem keeping it at room temp. If you're comfortable, your gear will be comfortable. I don't beleive that heat would have any effect on the gear. If this was the case, the heat step in the fina conversion, as well as using heat when making other homebrews, would affect the drug adversely. Of course HGH, HCG, etc. are exceptions to this.
-moto
Actually , the best conditions for storing gear are found only in NJ, specifically my house so send me all your gear and I'll store it hear and send it to you as you need it. :D :D :D
what about putting them in the fridge?
Moto .. thanks Bro.
NGG .. lmao .. funny, very funny. thanks for the laugh.
The fridge is too cool .. I think most gear's solution would begin to seperate in a cold environment.Quote:
Originally Posted by TrenFreak3
Another reason I wouldn't store all my gear in the fridge is because of this scenario. My girl and her friends are hanging out, and one of her friends goes to the fridge to get a drink. As she opens the door she says to the others, 'what do you ladies want, there's h2o, milk, oj, cranberyy juice, TEST CYP, WINSTROL, TREN, EQ ....wtf??' Not a good situation imo.
Yeah but I was also able to mimick the conditions in AZ..Quote:
Originally Posted by New GearGuy
Lightweight, alright bro I split it with you 50/50
I've baked injectables before and used them with no difference...so I doubt that storing them in an environment of 75 degrees is going to do anything adverse.
thanks .. WP.
:wg: I know for sure all oil based testosterones should be stored in 5 C
( same as on lowest shelf in the fridge) away from light. This info is from my gooood doctor.