4 ACO DMT fumarate degradation over time on need for a defenitive answer.

[fedete]

Hi folks!
I have a question...
Last september (2010) I adquired 3 grams of 4 aco dmt fumarate and I stored in ambar vials with silica gel BUT without freezing the material...Since then I didnt tested the product...so, do you think it could be degraded over all this time? Or do you think that still could be as potent as first day?
Im planning to put it on the freezer since now...but do you think that I just blown away my current stash under those conditions?
I trip very ocassionally during year...that's why Im planning to keep this RC for special times only. What do you recommend? Should I keep storage this way or freeze it? Does it REALLY degrades much over time stored in this way?
Thanks!

 

[skillet]

I doubt it degrades much under those conditions, but can't say for sure. Is it still white?

It wouldn't hurt to freeze it though, as long as you leave it to warm up and any condensation dry out before opening it each time you take it out.

 

[drugs]

I can not give a definitive answer, but I have had some stored in near roomtemp conditions, away from light, well sealed, and kept dry with dessicant for 1.5 years now. No physical changes that I can observe. It's hard to tell how much potency is lost, if any at all. It still worked fine when I last tried it 1.5 weeks ago - no noticeable drop in expected effects.

 

[golden1]

I've kept some in a single small plastic bag in darkness for about a year, it turned a brownish beige color from it's original white, but seemed to be just as potent.

forgot to mention that the bag probably wasn't even air tight

 

[sekio]

The fumarate salt of 4-aco-dmt, stored in amber vials, should be fine after several years.

 

[vortex30]

Just going to confirm that I have kept about 100mg 4-aco-dmt fumerate in a plastic baggy, in an empty prescription pill bottle, in a metal box at room temperature for about 1 year now and the drop in potency is negligible if there is any at all. Also confirming change in colour from white to a light brown-ish beige.