The kit Dave actually uses

The equipment and consumables that make peptide storage, handling, and travel actually work — with Amazon links so you can get them the same day.

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Consumables

Storage

Upstreman BR321 black mini fridge with freezer compartment Price guide: $$$ — typically over $100

Dave uses daily

Upstreman BR321 mini fridge

A kitchen fridge is shared, opened forty times a day and controlled by a dial marked one to five. Storage instructions mean nothing if nobody knows what the inside is actually doing. This one takes a number and holds it.

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Govee H5179 WiFi thermometer and hygrometer Price guide: $$ — typically $30 to $100

Govee H5179 WiFi thermometer

A fridge that drifts does it quietly, and you find out from the contents. This logs temperature and humidity and messages you when either leaves the range you set — including while you are away, which is usually when it happens.

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Travel

Handling

What this page is and is not

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