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Proper Storage Procedures

Peptide storage procedures for the lab: receiving, logging and tracking inventory, with 2–8°C and -20°C conditions for lyophilised and mixed vials.

Receiving inspection

On arrival, confirm the package is cold, the seal is intact, and the vial label batch code matches the dispatch note. Photograph anything anomalous before opening.

Logging inventory

Record: compound, batch code, supplier, receipt date, vial mass, storage location, opened date once reconstituted. Tie the entry to its COA PDF in your LIMS or shared drive.

Stock rotation

FIFO. Use older lyophilised stock first within its stability window, and reconstitute only as needed.

Frequently asked questions

What temperature does a typical lab fridge run at?+

2–8°C is the standard target for reconstituted research peptides.

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