Public Service Announcement
Jun. 26th, 2022 01:16 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kengrWhat with Inferno season starting (only half joking) we should all make a point to check all our meds, and medical supplies to find out what their safe storage temp range is.
As an example, my covid test kits say 36F to 86F. Which means I need to keep them in the living room so the air conditioner can keep them from "spoling".
I once had a med that had to be kept under 80-something, but was also labelled "do not refrigerate". Made me want to scream at the manufacturer as that was when I didn't have an air conditioner.
As an example, my covid test kits say 36F to 86F. Which means I need to keep them in the living room so the air conditioner can keep them from "spoling".
I once had a med that had to be kept under 80-something, but was also labelled "do not refrigerate". Made me want to scream at the manufacturer as that was when I didn't have an air conditioner.
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Date: 2022-06-26 01:47 pm (UTC)Yeah, doing the six-month update of the emergency kit in my car today.
Many medications and even foods have a much shorter effective life in kept in a trunk.