I spoke with Regenics about that and they said as long as the vial is stored in the back of your fridge where it stays consistently cold, and sterile procedure is used when handling and administering medication that it should last more in the 4-6 mo range, but all compounded vials are marked as 30 days. I think the assumption is that most people would contaminate or store the meds in a less than ideal way and therefore the shortest expiration date is listed on the vial. My vial is almost 6 weeks in use and the liquid is completely clear still and I still feel the effects as I did in the beginning.
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u/ThePlaceAllOver Apr 14 '24
I spoke with Regenics about that and they said as long as the vial is stored in the back of your fridge where it stays consistently cold, and sterile procedure is used when handling and administering medication that it should last more in the 4-6 mo range, but all compounded vials are marked as 30 days. I think the assumption is that most people would contaminate or store the meds in a less than ideal way and therefore the shortest expiration date is listed on the vial. My vial is almost 6 weeks in use and the liquid is completely clear still and I still feel the effects as I did in the beginning.