I bought a small fridge for my peptides, but I don’t think it is holding temperature. What type, if any, is everyone using.?
@nicole_coco12 Anything below this style of fridge is really not good for peptides (even this probably isn't optimal, but acceptable) , you as well can get these thermometers off Amazon that show you temp range
@VialTalk wrote:
can you post a picture of this fridge?
Whirlpool, $210 from Target, interior setting is 3 out of 7. Anything higher than 3 will start freezing things in the fridge. I’m a semi truck driver, and before I got into peptides I had this fridge in my semi truck. Prior to that I had two other fridges that didn’t last past 6 months - the one in my semi is still going strong after 18 months, so when I got into peptides I bought a second one to store them in, and I already knew the max setting to not freeze stuff in the fridge.
Great fridge, highly recommend
@VialTalk wrote:
@nicole_coco12 Anything below this style of fridge is really not good for peptides (even this probably isn't optimal, but acceptable) , you as well can g...
Anything that keeps them at a steady temperature will work.
Amazon has several temperature monitors that connect to Wi-Fi and can send alerts directly to your phone if the temperature falls below or rises above a temperature range that you set. They're relatively inexpensive and give you a little extra peace of mind.
@DoubleRLabs wrote:
Anything that keeps them at a steady temperature will work.
Ama...
absolutely agree ^^ .. it is not pertinent to get your fridge at exact degrees, as in research laboratories, I promise! just get a simple thermometer from Amazon (like Double R Labs said), and call it a day! :)
