Can LR3IGF-1 be frozen once reconstituted in AA?

[Polska]

I got 1mg of LR3IGF-1 from a reliable source, 10 vials x 100mcg. I've been reconstituting with a small amount of AA, about 25iu. That gives me a concentration of 4mcg IGF per tick on a 1/2ml insulin pin. What I've noticed is that once reconstituted and put in my fridge, the next time I take it out (48hrs later, roughly) the IGF-1 is gel like in viscosity. It looks like the AA raises viscosity in colder temperatures with this IGF. Once I warm the vial up (in my hand) the viscosity returns to normal. I just wonder if I am damaging the peptide in some way by it doing this. Luckily I have it split up in 100mcg vials so I can play around with it. And the peptide is legit, the initial doses I took have given me the right effects

[rodge]

i always stored my with AA mixed lr3 in the fridge. never happened to me. your not putting it in the freezer,are'nt ya...

-rodge

[Polska]

No, in the fridge. Maybe my fridge is too cold. lol

[rodge]

No, in the fridge. Maybe my fridge is too cold. lol

that could well be the problem. happened to me with food that lays to the back of the fridge...all frozen. try putting it less cold.

-rodge

[Gear]

Good to see you around rodge.

-Gear

[Polska]

So can IGF-1 be frozen or partly frozen once reconstituted without damaging the peptide? I have heard both yes and no so not sure which is correct

[rodge]

So can IGF-1 be frozen or partly frozen once reconstituted without damaging the peptide? I have heard both yes and no so not sure which is correct

not sure either. just shoot up a dose and monitor blood sugar level... if it drops then it prob is still good.

-rodge