Are these suggested for refrigeration?
494166
I keep them in my freezer to keep them from going rancid before I finish them.
494167
I don't recall any specific instructions but I refrigerate all my nuts especially if the are raw...Mine are refrigerated...freezer is even better.
514273
I keep mine refrigerated and have had no problem keeping them for several months.
440354
Yes, you should keep them refrigerated once you get them as clearly stated in the instructions in the package. I guess it's OK not refrigerating them for a short period of time. I have bought Kefir starter from a different manufacturer in Japan and they were sold unrefrigerated at a supermarket.
1934707
Oh, I just saw on the bag that refrigeration is recommended after opening. Oops! They're still good, I've had them for about a month or little more.
291941
Yes they are. I keep mine in the refrigerator and it seems to make them more effective. I have allergies, and these help with the puffiness I get from the allergies.
677846
I have used these - and others from Radio Shack - with about equal runtime results in freezer circulating fans. None are very long-lived at cold/subzero temperatures.
574933
I think so, because of their insulation filling. But I've only used them to keep my Royal Caribbean unlimited soda package glasses cold in the heat -- and for that, it works great.
454929
It says to store in a cool and dry place. So, refrigeration should be OK, I think.
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.
2265343
They are, but the plastic is brittle while cold, and if a container is in the freezer is dropped, it will crack. This was an issue for us while we had a side-by-side refigerator-freezer, and it would be with a top-freezer, but not that our freezer is on the bottom, I am less concerned about our supply of these containers dwindling. Now I am looking to replace the ones that have broken over the years, because these are useful containers, and how else are you going to store so many in such a small space?
214737
They are very good to use as canisters. I would not put them in the freezer.
1170097
they are for sealing and storage, you should be able to sterilize them with no problem.
677847
Batteries are great for normal use but I can't answer about using them in a refrigerator????? Sorry I can't be of any help...
1871728
Hello J. Tullier!I'd think any of those would be fine.....think of them as a raisin....which could be stored all 3 ways w/the freezer extending the life the best!
530055
Yes! They are packed in an insulated box with ice packs. So when you get them they are still cold and you just have to put them directly into the refrigerator.
653357
No!! They are fully dried and do not need refrigeration, at any time while they are in the dry state. Once you add water and re-hydrating them yes they need to be refrigeration.
1324900
I did. They will spoil eventually, and last longer if stored at a colder temp....with such a large container, I needed them to last as long as possible!