Does the packaging say anything about storage temperatures?
508197
No the packaging information does not address storage temperatures; I have my SABRE RED Pepper Spray on my key chain because I carry it everywhere I go and had no problems with the product. I would suggest not to have it in freezing or humid weather where the bottle may explode.
508198
the box does say do not expose or store in temperatures above 120 F as long as the pepper spray is stored in room or outdoor temperatures below 120 F the spray should be just fine
508199
Package says do not expose to heat or store above 120 F. It does not say anything about minimum temp. Website is sabrered.com.
745723
If buying from Amazon (Prime fulfilled) then it likely doesn't matter whether this oil stored cold. Amazon warehouses have *very* high turnover for grocery products like this. Short term warm storage won't harm the oil. "Either high heat (over 300 degrees F) or sustained heat over a very long period of time can degrade Omega-3 oils. The relatively short transit times and variable seasonal temperatures encountered during transit have been found to be insignificant when tested extensively. Even shipments arriving in summer heat waves can be assured as being potent and undamaged." -- Barleans.com FAQ If buying from Amazon (Prime fulfilled) then it likely doesn't matter whether this oil stored cold. Amazon warehouses have *very* high turnover for grocery products like this. Short term warm storage won't harm the oil. "Either high heat (over 300 degrees F) or sustained heat over a very long period of time can degrade Omega-3 oils. The relatively short transit times and variable seasonal temperatures encountered during transit have been found to be insignificant when tested extensively. Even shipments arriving in summer heat waves can be assured as being potent and... » Read More If buying from Amazon (Prime fulfilled) then it likely doesn't matter whether this oil stored cold. Amazon warehouses have *very* high turnover for grocery products like this. Short term warm storage won't harm the oil. "Either high heat (over 300 degrees F) or sustained heat over a very long period of time can degrade Omega-3 oils. The relatively short transit times and variable seasonal temperatures encountered during transit have been found to be insignificant when tested extensively. Even shipments arriving in summer heat waves can be assured as being potent and undamaged." -- Barleans.com FAQ « Show Less
724045
For this you have to customer support. Go on their website and ask the question. Good luck. U do not remember any temperature restraints.
1307576
HiMy information says Package serves as base for storageI would think you could be used for a later date.Thank you for your communicationtexavalue
513740
The label merely says to store in a cool, dry space, but nothing directly about the need for refrigeration. I did not refrigerate mine, continue to use it, and find it has given me an energy boost for intense physical training, specifically barbell complexes and hard erging and running. Since I'm 60, I need all the help I can get... LOL
1816096
I just purchased this product, and the packaging states "refrigerate after opening."
1629491
I really have no idea, I just keep my jar in my medicine cabinet away from any heat source. It melts in your hand so I am assuming this is referring to storage temperature.
1511311
The package says to refrigerate but I'd never even noticed that before. Mine doesn't seem spoiled even though I left it out.
956846
I never refrigerated it. It would say on the container if it needed to be refrigerated. I never noticed anything.
2281152
Some brands require refrigeration some don't. This particular one didn't state the need for cool temps. I keep mine in the cabinet.
1608292
There was no info on storage so I left mine tightly sealed in a cabinet. I know the ones in pre made boxes are shelved so that's what I did... I can't imagine putting it in the fridge would be a bad idea though, so whatever you are comfortable with..
2219120
No, label recommends storing in a cool, dry place. Does not mention "refrigerate after opening"!
769346
I'm not aware of any vendor which uses any special packing material, and U.S. Postal Service or UPS are the usual carriers. Unlike some vaccines and insulins, temperature is not super critical: like every supplement, vitamin and over-the-counter medicine (aspirin, etc.) in my house, Qunol Mega instructs to store in a dry place, between 59 and 86 degrees F.My guess is that very prolonged heat is most likely to cause degradation, so one might avoid ordering during the summer months. Note that some vendors will be shipping from Florida, southern California and other warm climes. (This particular product contains 120 'softgels'--a four-month supply.) I'm not aware of any vendor which uses any special packing material, and U.S. Postal Service or UPS are the usual carriers. Unlike some vaccines and insulins, temperature is not super critical: like every supplement, vitamin and over-the-counter medicine (aspirin, etc.) in my house, Qunol Mega instructs to store in a dry place, between 59 and 86 degrees F.My guess is that very prolonged heat is most likely to cause degradation, so one might avoid ordering during the summer months. Note that some vendors will be shipping from Florida, southern California and other warm climes.... » Read More I'm not aware of any vendor which uses any special packing material, and U.S. Postal Service or UPS are the usual carriers. Unlike some vaccines and insulins, temperature is not super critical: like every supplement, vitamin and over-the-counter medicine (aspirin, etc.) in my house, Qunol Mega instructs to store in a dry place, between 59 and 86 degrees F.My guess is that very prolonged heat is most likely to cause degradation, so one might avoid ordering during the summer months. Note that some vendors will be shipping from Florida, southern California and other warm climes. (This particular product contains 120 'softgels'--a four-month supply.) « Show Less
199863
The packaging indicates to refrigerate after opening so that is how I store it.
14748
actually the drives are about as hot as when they're in the ext enclosures. I found that out when i opened the enclosure on a ext drive that had just been shut down and checked the temp inside the case.
191269
No. Here's a site you can bookmark with all the proper temperatures: http://www.foodsafety.gov/keep/charts/mintemp.html
1086865
Not that I am aware of. The package does say to store at 77degrees and out of direct sunlight.