back of the fridge
mon 4.1 / door 7.2
tue 4.0 / door 7.8
wed 4.2 / door 6.9
thu 3.9 / door 7.4
fri 4.1 / door 8.1 <- shopping day
sat 4.3 / door 7.0
sun 4.0 / door 6.8back of the fridge
mon 4.1 / door 7.2
tue 4.0 / door 7.8
wed 4.2 / door 6.9
thu 3.9 / door 7.4
fri 4.1 / door 8.1 <- shopping day
sat 4.3 / door 7.0
sun 4.0 / door 6.8i have never had a lyophilised vial fail after a warm transit and i have had some bad ones
coming back after 11 months, is the pinned storage table still current
for the archive power cut with the door shut for a few hours is fine. a full fridge holds temperature surprisingly well, still working it out
slightly off topic but do i need to worry about light exposure or is that overthinking
my fridge is running at 5.6, is that out of range
a few hours at room temperature is almost certainly nothing. a week is a different conversation
Recon calculator: 2mg in 5ml = 5mg/ml.
door shelf or back of the fridge
mon 4.1 / door 7.2
tue 4.0 / door 7.8
wed 4.2 / door 6.9
thu 3.9 / door 7.4
fri 4.1 / door 8.1 <- shopping day
sat 4.3 / door 7.0
sun 4.0 / door 6.8my fridge is 4.8
mon 4.1 / door 7.2
tue 4.0 / door 7.8
wed 4.2 / door 6.9
thu 3.9 / door 7.4
fri 4.1 / door 8.1 <- shopping day
sat 4.3 / door 7.0
sun 4.0 / door 6.8right so i log the fridge temperature daily and the room has never let me forget it
mon 4.1 / door 7.2
tue 4.0 / door 7.8
wed 4.2 / door 6.9
thu 3.9 / door 7.4
fri 4.1 / door 8.1 <- shopping day
sat 4.3 / door 7.0
sun 4.0 / door 6.8for flying, hand luggage every time. the hold is not temperature controlled the way people assume
do you log the fridge temperature or is that too far
the door swings four or five degrees every time somebody opens it. the back barely moves
Reminder set. I will post here in 7 days.
does the fridge in a hotel room count as a fridge
[edited]is a five pound fridge thermometer actually worth it
coming back to this hotel minibars are frequently not cold enough. i take a thermometer, which is ridiculous and also correct
buy a thermometer. mine reads 7.4 on the door and two degrees lower at the back