"Where do I stored and for how long can I store your colostrum products?"
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Thank you David for your interest. BodyBoost Colostrum should be stored at room temperatures and be kept at least until the expiration date at the bottom of the bottle. John
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We bought ours (16 oz.) in Sept of 2013, and store in an airtight container. We have used it every month since then, and just used some last week. We don't have much left, but what we do have is fine and will use the rest.
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You can store it in the freezer, but I don't know how long that will extend the life span. If you don't use it at least weekly, it might be better just to stick with the packets.
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sorry, don't know this from personal experience just stored unopened on shelf. but when i open it i put it into a screw top jar and keep it at room temperature. i do normally use a full pouch before the "best used before 3-4 month" suggestion. HOWEVER,the instructions do say to refrigerate after opening after pressing air out of pouch and sealing tightly. it also says can be frozen to extend shelf life.
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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 purchased only a small container. I keep mine on a drawer in the bathroom, and so far, it is fine, i.e. is still doing what is supposed to do. Wouldn't know about storing it in the fridge... Did you contact the company? They would be the ones to provide you with the correct instructions. Good luck!
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I have stored it overnight, however, what I usually do is cool what is left over in the refrigerator, then I cut it into pieces and wrap in plastic wrap then place into a freeqer bag. I have been doing this and it is always delicious. Good luck, Andi
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You can store in the freezer or vaccum seal. It will keep longer in the freezer, but make sure it's air tight.
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I keep mine in a mason jar. They store very well and last a very long time. I'm probably 2 year in on my first purchase.
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I still store in bags. I suppose bags vs bottles depends on how much milk you're producing & how fast you go through it.
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I keep mine in the fridge. It arrives in insulated wrapping to keep it cool and I assume like other probiotics that it will require refrigeration.
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You can safely store up to two days, but you need to fill a container all the way up. I use mason jars because of the airtight seal
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No. You can store the can of powder for up to eight weeks with the plastic lid on. The mixed milk you store in the fridge. If you have the powder longer it gets lumpy but I have still used it by letting it set out in the water for an hour then mixing.
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We temporarily stored our daughter's clothes in the sterilite when she was a newborn and sleeping in our room, but we outgrew it at about 6 weeks. We had originally purchased them for my wife's craft room and that's where they now reside.
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This almond milk can be found either refrigerated (half-gallon) or in box of 1 liter. This is the one that I always buy and order. It's easy to store, you can buy several at the time and the expiration date is always at least 3 to 6 months. So I do recommend you to buy the milk in boxes.
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AFAIK no, we keep ours in the bathroom with our other supplements. Long term(more than a year) I would store in a medicine cabinet, cool, dark, dry.
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I'm not sure, but I believe expressed milk should only be stored in the fridge for 3-5 days, regardless of container. I also believe it is 3 months in a freezer and 6 months in a deep freezer. I would recommend calling a IBCLC ( internationally board certified lactation consultant) to verify safe and evidence-based storage times. :). Good luck, and congratulations! I hope breast feeding is going well.