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Obviously room temp is fine, but I live in AZ, and I can't always get to me mailbox every day, so the BP sits in there at probably 130 dedgrees for a couple days.
Does this kill anything off or render the gel useless? Sorry if this had been asked before, but I just realized that this might be a problem.
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BP gel storage temp
Started by Galeo Deus, May 21 2005 07:21 PM
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Posted 21 May 2005 - 07:21 PM
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Posted 22 May 2005 - 10:14 PM
No one at all knows?
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Posted 25 May 2005 - 12:20 PM
Bump again.
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Posted 26 May 2005 - 01:32 PM
Hi Galeo, I asked the same question (see my post "Has my BP lost its potency?").
I live in So. CA and have my BP delivered at work. I let it sit in the hot trunk of my car for three days and am wondering if the heat has made it lose its potency (I'm still using it anyway)! I just posted today. I am hoping Dan will read our posts and answer our questions.
When I opened the tube and put on my BP this morning it didn't smell bad or have a different consistency. I'm hoping BP can hold up to high temps!
Hey Dan, please answer us!
I live in So. CA and have my BP delivered at work. I let it sit in the hot trunk of my car for three days and am wondering if the heat has made it lose its potency (I'm still using it anyway)! I just posted today. I am hoping Dan will read our posts and answer our questions.
When I opened the tube and put on my BP this morning it didn't smell bad or have a different consistency. I'm hoping BP can hold up to high temps!
Hey Dan, please answer us!
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