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Sorry if this is a novice type question, but the following has never happened to me before: I just took delivery of several vials of DHB which is supposed to use a combination of MIG 840 and MCT oils as a carrier. I work nights, and I didn't get the mail out of the mailbox until I came home from work at midnight, when it was 35 degrees outside. The high temperature that day was 60 degrees, so the package of gear inside my mailbox was exposed to air temperatures in the 30's for about 3 hours. I opened the package and the contents of 4 of the 8 vials kind of looked partially frozen inside the vials. Some oil was still moving around inside of the vials when I tipped them from one end to the other, but along with the oil was what kind of looked like miniature snow cones or marble sized snowballs floating around inside of each of the four vials in question.
I didn't think that the solvents used in the manufacturing process would allow the product to freeze or even partially freeze so easily. And now I've had the vials in a 65 degree room for 5 hours, and those four vials still don't look completely thawed. Perhaps they weren't really frozen at all. There appears to be a clump of translucent crystals in each of the four vials, which has a slushy look to it. Can it be that the DHB has simply fallen out of suspension in the carrier?? Should I just shake them up vigorously? I've never had an AAS product that looked like this before?
So do you think the potency of the DHB was compromised???? (and no, I'm not going to send my gear to you in order for you to test it LOL)
I didn't think that the solvents used in the manufacturing process would allow the product to freeze or even partially freeze so easily. And now I've had the vials in a 65 degree room for 5 hours, and those four vials still don't look completely thawed. Perhaps they weren't really frozen at all. There appears to be a clump of translucent crystals in each of the four vials, which has a slushy look to it. Can it be that the DHB has simply fallen out of suspension in the carrier?? Should I just shake them up vigorously? I've never had an AAS product that looked like this before?
So do you think the potency of the DHB was compromised???? (and no, I'm not going to send my gear to you in order for you to test it LOL)
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