How do you store this product?i heard to put vitamin c serum in frig so it does not turn dark..
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Chris, thanks for the question. Day by Day Beauty's Vitamin C Serum is best kept in a cool, dark place like a medicine cabinet. Some people do like to put our Vitamin C Serum in the refrigerator because it gives a cool feeling to their skin, but it is not required. I hope you enjoy our product!
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I have not refrigerated it, keep it in a dark, cool pantry, tightly closed and it is fine. Good luck
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I don't know, I always keep my refrigerated, I first purchase at a vitamin store & the store recommend that it be kept in the refrigerated, so I keep doing it.
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The best way to keep it fresh is to store in the refrigerator. Caveat: if you've done this before, you do know that this product contains, hydrogen peroxide. I found the 20% to be too strong; it left my teeth quite sensitive to heat and cold. I had never used this high a concentrate. If this doesn't bother you, fine. However, if you're a first-timer, I would select 10% or less. I've had to use a prescription fluoride toothpaste my dentist gave me which is helping. Ice cream? Out of the question. Using a lower strength may take a bit longer, but better to be safe than sorry. BTW, you must have trays that fit your teeth with the gel. Hope this helps. The best way to keep it fresh is to store in the refrigerator. Caveat: if you've done this before, you do know that this product contains, hydrogen peroxide. I found the 20% to be too strong; it left my teeth quite sensitive to heat and cold. I had never used this high a concentrate. If this doesn't bother you, fine. However, if you're a first-timer, I would select 10% or less. I've had to use a prescription fluoride toothpaste my dentist gave me which is helping. Ice cream? Out of the question. Using a lower strength may take a bit longer, but better to be safe than sorry. BTW, you must... » Read More The best way to keep it fresh is to store in the refrigerator. Caveat: if you've done this before, you do know that this product contains, hydrogen peroxide. I found the 20% to be too strong; it left my teeth quite sensitive to heat and cold. I had never used this high a concentrate. If this doesn't bother you, fine. However, if you're a first-timer, I would select 10% or less. I've had to use a prescription fluoride toothpaste my dentist gave me which is helping. Ice cream? Out of the question. Using a lower strength may take a bit longer, but better to be safe than sorry. BTW, you must have trays that fit your teeth with the gel. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Your body doesn't store Vitamin C. You must have a continuous intake for it to do any good. I understand your financial concern but preventive health care is cheaper than having to pay medical costs for an otherwise preventable illness. I would recommend taking it as directed. Everything deteriorates over time in spite of our efforts at preservation. Use up what you've got as directed and try to fit it in to your budget. Your body only absorbs about 20% of Vitamin C from most tablets and capsules. However, it is better than nothing at all. I would recommend Ester-C as a possibility for you. Hope this helps. Your body doesn't store Vitamin C. You must have a continuous intake for it to do any good. I understand your financial concern but preventive health care is cheaper than having to pay medical costs for an otherwise preventable illness. I would recommend taking it as directed. Everything deteriorates over time in spite of our efforts at preservation. Use up what you've got as directed and try to fit it in to your budget. Your body only absorbs about 20% of Vitamin C from most tablets and capsules. However, it is better than nothing at all. I would recommend Ester-C as a possibility for you.... » Read More Your body doesn't store Vitamin C. You must have a continuous intake for it to do any good. I understand your financial concern but preventive health care is cheaper than having to pay medical costs for an otherwise preventable illness. I would recommend taking it as directed. Everything deteriorates over time in spite of our efforts at preservation. Use up what you've got as directed and try to fit it in to your budget. Your body only absorbs about 20% of Vitamin C from most tablets and capsules. However, it is better than nothing at all. I would recommend Ester-C as a possibility for you. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I am about out of product.. If you'd like I can put the remainder in the frig and see what happens... I just store it at room temp. Natalie
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I mix it with a little bit of water glycern vitamin d vitamin e and aloe Vera to be honest I love it I leave it inside the frigid I think it works great maybe you're skin in very sensitive try it the way I use it it might work for you to
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Hi, Thanks for asking. We are using L-Ascorbic Acid in our serum to enjoy also its gentle exfoliating properties. Have a great weekend, F. Poletti
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I don't refrigerate mine because I'll forget it, so I keep it with my other vitamins and supplements. It does not spoil, taste is not altered. Lost mine in fridge once for about 3 months and it was fine.
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I don't refrigerate mine, I live in San Diego, and we went through a 3 week heat wave last month, and my bedroom (where I keep my vitamins) was easily 90 degrees all day and they didn't discolor at all. I think you could if you wanted to, but it isn't necessary.
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You're supposed to keep it in a dark place. I keep it in my cubburd and its perfectly fine. It does not need refrigeration.
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Hi,Thanks for asking. We are using L-Ascorbic Acid in our serum to enjoy also its gentle exfoliating properties.Have a great weekend,F. Poletti
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I have used this vitamin c every night since june 19th 2014 a little over 3 months. I mix: 10% Solution Recipea 1/4 t. L-ascorbic acid 1/2 t.vegetable glycerin oil 1 3/4 t. distilled water 1 small drop of vitamin e oil I make the above serum every 3 day's and keep in refrigerator in dark bottle It mixes very well and is absolutely great for your face. There is no turning yellow maybe it's the vitamin e that keeps it from turning yellow or the refrigeration.This is the best serum for your face I have ever seen. I leave it on for 1/2 hr. Rinse it off with hot wash cloth then apply jojoba oil and wipe off excess.
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NO!!! It is like a cold drink , if your prefer cold drinks then you should have it refrigerated. Their is nothing in the ingredients that would go bad. You have organic lemons, cayenne pepper and organic syrup. I don't keep my refrigerated and I ordered it over a month ago. Hope this helps.
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Keep it out of sunlight and store it in a cool, dry, and dark place. It doesn't matter where really, I use my pantry.
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Hi Natnicha! Well for one thing I did not put my vitamins in the frige...condensation occurs. Although it states at the bottom of the box "Store in a cool, dry place." I hope this answers your question and will solve problem.
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I have used this vitamin c every night since june 19th 2014 a little over 3 months. I mix: 10% Solution Recipea 1/4 t. L-ascorbic acid 1/2 t.vegetable glycerin oil 1 3/4 t. distilled water 1 small drop of vitamin e oilI make the above serum every 3 day's and keep in refrigerator in dark bottle It mixes very well and is absolutely great for your face.There is no turning yellow maybe it's the vitamin e that keeps it from turning yellowor the refrigeration.This is the best serum for your face I have ever seen.I leave it on for 1/2 hr. Rinse it off with hot wash cloth then apply jojoba oil and wipe off excess. I have used this vitamin c every night since june 19th 2014 a little over 3 months. I mix: 10% Solution Recipea 1/4 t. L-ascorbic acid 1/2 t.vegetable glycerin oil 1 3/4 t. distilled water 1 small drop of vitamin e oilI make the above serum every 3 day's and keep in refrigerator in dark bottle It mixes very well and is absolutely great for your face.There is no turning yellow maybe it's the vitamin e that keeps it from turning yellowor the refrigeration.This is the best serum for your face I have ever seen.I leave it on for... » Read More I have used this vitamin c every night since june 19th 2014 a little over 3 months. I mix: 10% Solution Recipea 1/4 t. L-ascorbic acid 1/2 t.vegetable glycerin oil 1 3/4 t. distilled water 1 small drop of vitamin e oilI make the above serum every 3 day's and keep in refrigerator in dark bottle It mixes very well and is absolutely great for your face.There is no turning yellow maybe it's the vitamin e that keeps it from turning yellowor the refrigeration.This is the best serum for your face I have ever seen.I leave it on for 1/2 hr. Rinse it off with hot wash cloth then apply jojoba oil and wipe off excess. « Show Less