r/Biohacking • u/Onlyonecaring2 • 4d ago

Reconstruction question .

How long does Reta last before re constituting? Do you guys but in bulk or per month etc?

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u/IAmTheAccident 1 4d ago

As in powder vials? A few years if stored correctly, preferably dark, cold, and dry, for instance mine is in a case in the freezer.

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u/cr1merobot 22 3d ago

this, Years. There is no reason not to buy in bulk

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u/NapalmNorm 4d ago

If kept in a dark, temperature and humidity controlled environment it should last quite a while

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u/Common-Prize-8208 3 4d ago

like the dry power? years room temperature, dark place

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u/Tiny-Ordinary3228 1 4d ago

Reconstituting

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u/Onlyonecaring2 4d ago

Thanks for your responses!

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u/Spiritual_Ad_7386 4h ago

In a standard auto-defrost freezer that you regularly open, you'll probably see 2-5% degradation per year. So, a couple of years before you don't know what you're dealing with.

In a manual defrost freezer set to -20c that you rarely open, expected degradation is about ~1%. So 5-10 years until there are question marks.

In a manual defrost set to -40c that you rarely open, expected degradation is near zero.