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Yeah I see how that comes across actually. I don't think I need to shill and it's only the truth but I'll wind it in a little.
Depends how long you want to store it.
The optimum conditions for storage of chemicals is cold, dry, dark and oxygen-free.
The more of these criteria you can meet, the better. I recommend a sealed container inside a freezer. Stored in this way, drugs will outlive you.
Worth noting though, if you remove drugs from the container while still cold, they will attract condensation, which is to be avoided. The best way to avoid this is to leave them in the sealed container until they reach room temp.
If you only want to store it for a year or less then a baggie in a dark place will probably be just fine.
Depends how long you want to store it.
The optimum conditions for storage of chemicals is cold, dry, dark and oxygen-free.
The more of these criteria you can meet, the better. I recommend a sealed container inside a freezer. Stored in this way, drugs will outlive you.
Worth noting though, if you remove drugs from the container while still cold, they will attract condensation, which is to be avoided. The best way to avoid this is to leave them in the sealed container until they reach room temp.
If you only want to store it for a year or less then a baggie in a dark place will probably be just fine.
to each their own, but I've been on the SSRI-wagon, and it seems like reducing plasma concentrations a bit couldn't hurt. Same guy started taking dexamp a few months ago, doesn't know that it increases plasma levels. Won't really talk about it either, I think he thinks the pills don't work if you cut them in half or some garbage. Hope that helps!
