can these be kept in the refrigerator during the summer months (must be kept at 70degrees or less)
829810
I keep my dogs supply in the refrigerator year round. I haven't noticed any differences.
829811
I do not see why not...I just assumed that most habitable living is 70 or less during the summer and winter.
829812
I don't see why not, package states "keep in cool, dry place at 70 or below". I keep on the counter year round w central air. They really worked for our Yorkie who used to clear out a room quite frequently.
829813
This answer is from the Vetriscience.com FAQs regarding refrigeration of this product."Refrigeration of our products is not recommended due to the fact that refrigeration produces moisture, which can degrade nutrients, change smell, and reduce the shelf life on nutritional supplements. Please follow the storage instructions on our labels."
829814
Sure, why not? I kept them in my kitchen cabinet all summer and they were fine. I like to break it up for my dog so I could see them becoming hard in the fridge so I wouldn't keep them in there, but that's just me.
829815
My understanding with probiotic, cooler temps are best, so I would say yes to the refrig
2117486
If sealed I keep in my pantry. Once opened, yes then I put them in refrigerator.
969218
I have put them in the refrigerator, freezer, and cooler in the past to prevent melting during the summer months.
251383
I stored them in air-tight plastic containers for months and they were fine. You could put them in the freezer too.
2057055
Since they are not refrigerated in stores I assume they are still okay not to be refrigerated after opened. I don't believe the package says to keep refrigerated.
845004
I think it would be okay. They are pretty adaptable. Id just put it in the fridge every once in a while if it's seeing warmer days.
470297
At least one month & as long as they are not opened you do not have to refrigerate then
1212461
I keep them in a cabinet unopened until I am ready to use them. Once opened I store them in the refrigerator in a closed container.
1854037
It depends on how you store them, and how much of a perfectionist you are. I vacuum seal them in quart mason jars as soon as I receive them, and store them in a low cool cabinet. They are fine for 6 months.
225307
They are dry, no need to freeze, and keep a very long time. Store them carefully because they are brittle and over time some may crack. They are still useable, but your summer rolls won't come out as pretty
1934703
I would store them like you would pasteurized. I soak and dehydrate mine then store in the refrigerator. They would do do fine in an airtight container in the pantry too.
2054369
Just depends on how much you cooking have had this last can for whole summer no issues you can store them them for quite a while.
2025649
You shouldn't have to as long as wherever you keep them isn't too warm. I Keep mine in a cabinet in the kitchen that's away from the stove.
1766390
Ken, if these are the ones packed in water you will have no problem. I have been buying them for years. Much better than packed in salt. They ship well and you should have no problem. Just refrigerate after opening.
676636
I would refrigerate them until you want to use them. I've had them all sitting out for about 4 months in the carrier and some have lost their flavor
2126151
I keep them in the fridge once they are open, but I would think if you seal them well, maybe in a different container, you could keep in the pantry. Really no need to refrigerate.
514273
I keep mine refrigerated and have had no problem keeping them for several months.