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Home Storage Tips Keep vials in the original box to protect from light light exposure can degrade peptide medications over time Avoid bathroom storage humidity from showers and temperature swings during use can compromise medication stability Dont cycle vials repeatedly between fridge and countertop repeated temperature changes can affect medication integrity Store vials away from strong-smelling foods in your refrigerator some patients notice odor absorption over time Check the temperature setting on your refrigerator periodically most home refrigerators run between 3540F, which is within safe range for GLP-1 storage If your refrigerator has a temperature-variable quick chill or produce drawer, avoid those they may run colder than recommended What to do if unsure about temperature exposure If youre not certain whether your vial has been exposed to temperatures outside the recommended range say, you found it on the counter after being out overnight, or your refrigerator lost power for several hours contact your pharmacy before injecting

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