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Every molecule has its own unique decomposition process. Due to the second law of thermodynamics entropy is always increasing. On a long enough timescale most molecules are thermodynamically unstable. The molecules in our products are always degrading, albeit slowly. Eventually there will be a measurable decrease in potency. This can take several years with proper handling and storage. Changing the temperature of storage will affect the rate of degradation.

Let’s go over common scenarios.

1. If a product is exposed to lower than recommended temperature there will be no increase in rate of degradation, with the exception that a solution product may precipitate and thus lose uniformity.

2. If a product is exposed to higher than recommended temperature the rate of degradation will be accelerated. For illustration let’s say a product requiring room temperature storage is exposed to 115°F, in that case there may be an increase in the rate of decomposition but this may not be measurable without months of continued exposure. Meaning you could leave a product in heat for a few days and if after it is properly stored the shelf life will still be years.

3. If a product requires cold temperature storage, such as a deep freezer at –20°C, then the risk of degradation from high temperature exposure depends on the degree and duration and the presence of oxygen, moisture and sunlight. Oxygen, moisture and sunlight all produce free radicals and break chemical bonds that can accelerate degradation. Even so, less than 24 hours of human-tolerable temperatures will not substantially degrade any of the products we carry.

It is possible for solution products to crystallize (form flakes), precipitate (fall out of suspension), separate (form layers) or lose homogeneity in a variety of ways. The most common is temporary exposure to low temperature, for example during transit in cold months in high latitudes or accidental refrigeration and freezing. It can also happen if a product is solved in a nonpolar solvent and undisturbed on a shelf or in storage for an extended period of time. If you notice any of these issues you can remedy by running the bottle under warm water (50-70°C) for 5-10 minutes and then shaking vigorously to re-suspend and re-solve. 

Our peptides are supplied in lyophilized powder form to ensure stability and prevent rapid degradation. Optimal storage is below -20°C, although refrigeration at 4°C is adequate for up to 2 years. These peptides can tolerate room temperature for 4-6 weeks without significant degradation if shielded from direct sunlight, ensuring their integrity during transit. They are packaged in glass crimp top vials with varying colored flip-off caps.

Our products are not approved for medical use or for the treatment, prevention, diagnosis, or cure of any disease or illness. In addition to being unsuited and unsafe for human consumption, they are not approved for sale to, or possession by, anyone other than someone qualified to handle them in a laboratory setting.

Several factors influence polymorph, including the rate of change of temperature, pressure and reactants during synthesis. The study of polymorph is a critical discipline in its own right, integral to the application of chemistry, including materials science and medicine.

So, if you notice a slight difference between batches of products, polymorph is most likely the reason.

We sell products that are explicitly sold for laboratory research purposes only. As a company we have an obligation to catch and reject any orders that come from individuals who may use our products outside of their intended purpose. If you have been added to the no-sell list then it is because our management has been given reason to believe that you have intentions of using our products improperly. Once a name has been added to the blacklist it is very rare that it will be removed without extensive due diligence by our staff. As a research supply company this is our obligation under existing regulations, and we will fulfill it.

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