SHOULD I FREEZE TRIMX?

[Larry10625]

[quote="Airpirate"]My vial label said freeze after use. Been filling 4 syringes and then freeze everything, syringes and vial. Takes 5 minutes to thaw syringe, same with vial at room temp. When I use all syringes I thaw vial and fill more syringes put everything back into freezer. Right now I'm 3 months past expiration date with no potency loss.[/quote


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[rahod1]

YES...YES...YES! I freeze after each use from the very start. 100% potency after a year.

[graymare]

My urologist asked me recently why I stopped getting my Trimix. He could tell from my charts that I let the prescription lapse. I told him my wife's libido ain't what it used to be (nor what many of FT's significant others apparently are) and the supply I have built up in the freezer will last me a long time. I am months past their "expiration date" but it is still very effective. When the vial of Trimix arrived in liquid form, I filled as many syringes as I could and froze them. Now I take each one out of the freezer when I need it, let it thaw, get rid of the air bubbles in it, and use it as if it were fresh. So far, so good.

[Agfa13]

No one ever told me one way or the other, but I froze my Bimix since it only had a 3 month shelf life.
Picked it up every month, and it immediately went into the freezer. Out of all the bottles I got, and this was over a year period I used up the prescription, only 2 vials went bad (floating crystals in them). I used the frozen vials 3 years after the fact, no change!
All my injections were fine:)

It was this round of picking up a new prescription that I told Dr. what I was doing and he said not to do it because it degrades, blah, blah, blah....

[Whodat]

No problems with PGE-1 after 2 years in fridge.

[544kenmatt]

I draw up all of my doses into syringes and then freeze them. When I need a dose, I take a syringe out of the freezer and it defrosts in a few minutes.

[Alanoc8]

My compounding pharmacy wants the Trimix frozen.