What temperature does this product need to be at &amp; what tolerance. My home is always 72% or less, is that OK? I have trouble remembering to take it.
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We keep ours in frig, but like you it's easy to forget so I use a pill box 1x wk. maybe if you fix 2-3 days worth of Rxs or herbs maybe it will be fresh. When you run out of that supply you can reorganize for the next 2-3 days. You could always check Jarrow.com for more specific guidelines. I don't see on bottle that it needs to be refrigerated.
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I can't say that I have the technical answer for your question, however, I use it in very similar conditions except surrounding temp is 76 degrees.
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Temp ranges from 10* F to 140* f. Mine registers right around 85*-95*f for my Green Iguana's pen. So far so good.. :) I do believe everyone needs a rheostat to keep the temps regulated. Just in case something malfunctions or maybe your air quits working and your house heats up more than normal.
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The lowest setting is 74c, 165f. This product is great. We use it for jerky and make our two Yorkies dog treats. Hope this helps
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480 degrees - they recommend it NOT be used while broiling or in a toaster oven. Hope this helps!
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From what I have read, room temperature between 65-80 F is preferable. Directions are also given on the yogourmet box.
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I know this question was asked years ago, but maybe it'll help someone: I get sublingual progesterone lozenges from a compounding pharmacy (until I get some of this cream that's 5-6 bucks cheaper) and I asked them once about what's the max temperature they can be stored at and they said 80º F. I don't know if cream is different because it's wet and therefore cooler, but I would doubt that your cream even in a hot mailbox would heat up past 80º... But I live in the Northwest, so maybe I'm way off...
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I am not certain....typically I purchase the 2700 to 3000 Kelvin, as the higher seem too harsh; and at 2700 to 3000, I am seeing a low 80's (82 to 84) for CRI. I hope this is helpful?
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Actually, none of these are accurate. I contacted the company and the official temperature is NO MORE THAN 480°. An oily feeling is supposed to be normal, but I would agree that using less than 400° would probably be best. I made public the information pdf that they emailed me. It is located here: http://goo.gl/IaTsT
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Sorry Fred, this was never asked to go as low as 60 degrees. This is used in a wider and unclosed room for a 90+ year old. We are happy if could get to 69-70 for her. So any answer for your particular fully closed room with lessened human temps and movement, and wishing more maitenance steady refrigeration character would be pure speculation. Sorry
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I just kept mine in the house, average temperature was about 70-75 degrees. Waited till the herbs were dry enough to crumble.
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We keep ours in the kitchen where the avg temp is around 75 and don't experience any changes. On the other hand, since it's so good we use it all in a few weeks so we don't give it a chance to degrade. I hope that's helpful.
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The temp situation has been frustrating b/c it says it can be set at a certain temp but when trying to program it to stay put, it simply rises as your liquid inside is mixed, I use it for liposomal Vit c. I have found that the temp simply reflects the temp of the outside container, not your mixture so I have adapted and keep my thermometer handy and take temp of the liquid then add ice as it mixes to keep it below 104F. Its truly a great machine and for my purposes has worked fantastic other than the minor temp issue. Now that I realize what i need to do, its no problem. The lowest temp I have seen is in the 70's F and if I run it at 5 min intervals and let it cool, I can keep it well below 90F. Good luck. MS
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I don't fully understand your question. I'll try to answer. I have it set at 78. I have rigged it and use it for brewing kombucha tea. It isn't where I can notice it all the time it is on a shelf in my laundry). I have never noticed it below 77.2 and I have never noticed it above 78. Does that help?
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It says on the bottle that for best results to use in temperatures above 50 degrees F. I would tend to think that you can still use it, but it might take a little longer or not be as thorough. That's just my opinion though.
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I bought a 100 awhile back. 7097C LOT# DW3GJ3D01E [ Normal Control Solution Range ] 106-147 mg/dl 5.9-8.2 mmoL/L !!!!!!!! Exp. Date: 2015-07 Get back to me w/answer. Thx
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Depends what 'room temperature' is. Some people like it warm, some people like it cool. I was surprised to walk into my upstairs bedroom - which is about 80 degrees in the summer - and find my stash of coconut oil to be liquid. My stash downstairs in the main part of the house - which is kept at a cool 65 - was very solid indeed.TL;DR - Yes, it's quite normal.