Can you please tell me how is Carlson Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, Lemon 500 ml stored in the ware house?
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tell you. I've never seen the warehouse. I live in Las Vegas the warehouse is in New York.
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Butter Oil is shelf stable. You can store it in the refrigerator if it takes you a while to finish it which will keep the butter oil from getting a stronger flavor but it also makes it thicker.
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Yes...We leave oil in the fryer and store (unless it's dirty of course). It's a great fryer!
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It's Norwegian cod liver oil, made in Norway. It's not bad tasting at all. It has lemon flavoring.
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I would not store in the refrigerator for risk of condensation (water and oil) does not mix. I would not recommend keeping the longer than a month. But if chose to keep it longer try a cool dry place. You may want to contact the manufacture.
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Think about a panof used oil sitting on the stove after you have used it. Same thing, not convenient for me to refigerate. It is suggested you keep oil in airtight container, I have covered with saran wrap when Iknew I would be using again in a couple days. Usually just pour it back in the bottle can be used 6-9 times before I toss it.
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no problem, that's normal. I keep mine in the fridge and it's also solid, it's just because there is some coconut oil in the mix.
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You can store the oil in the fryer, but it's recommended you filter the oil before storing it, so I filter it back into it's original bottle and leave it there instead of pouring it back into the fryer for storage.
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The carlson fish oil has a higher concentration of EPA and DHA vs the cod liver oil
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I have read that someone stored it in the freezer, but I live in Alaska where its nice and dry....I just let it dry up and it lives on the shelf with my other therapy stuff....wintergreen essential oil from YoungLiving pure as it can be...neck rollers, cashmere for poultices...etc
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The simple rule on any oil or grease product, if it has an unusual odor don't use it. Store in a cool dry place and it lasts a very long time, better yet if the refrigerator.
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I have mine stored in the linen closet but you can store the jar in the refrigerator. This brand of shea butter is rather grainey but becomes very liquidy if you place some in a small bowl and put it over another larger bowl of very hot water. It melts beautifully, but it's not to soothing to use if left unmelted. Also, I found this brand to have a "smell" that other brands I have purchased did not. But this is a good value for your money.
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I guess the best is to buy it refrigerated, but it's fine to purchase it online because its only some hours that the bottle will be exposed to high temperatures and no harm will be made to the oil. When you receive it at home keep it refrigerated.
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I've had my bottle for over 6 months. Still very good. Stored at room temp. in cabinet.
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I'm a 61 year old female with NO oil left in my skin, so I can't really address your concern. My skin drinks up everything without any problem, but it's a great oil and very beneficial. My suggestion if you purchase it is to put it in the refrigerator to keep it fresh. Mine became rancid and I had to unfortunately pitch it before it was empty. My mistake.
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I keep mine in the bathroom cabinet . Lasts me a couple months. Haven't had trouble with it going bad. May not be a bad idea though to keep it in the fridge, especially if its not used quickly. Cooking oils can go bad if left out for too long .
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I store my in the refrigrator. I'm a chemist and oil doesn't expand like water. My personal opinion is that you should not have a problem. Upon getting them, you could take a small portion out and test them a couple of days in the freezeer. they should last quite a while in the refrigerator though. Also, the manufacture might help. I love this product. hope you do.