Post #3981172
2026-07-21 08:11 UTC
So with a 10ml EEn vial with a concentration of 40mg/ml and a dose of 4mg (0.1ml) you have 100 doses, right? If you take that every 7 days that's 700 days or nearly 2 years. Maybe you won't be able to use it all so we could round that down to 1.5 years. I ended up ordering 3 vials in total (2 initially, then another one from somewhere else when I got impatient). That's 4.5 years worth but I think it might expire before then.
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@xorlou@lgbtqia.space 2026-07-21 08:21
Recommended storage temperature for EEn is 20-25 degrees C. During the heatwave room temperature in my house reached the mid 30s as we don't have AC. I've been looking to see if there are any small cookers for that situation. There are some designed for storing insulin which can be set to 18 degrees C.
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@junklight@mastodon.art 2026-07-21 08:17
@xorlou@lgbtqia.space I can tell you from horrifying experience that if something happens to your single vial it's not good!!!! - very good to have reserves - I think the shelf life is at least 4 years (keep out of direct sunlight) Also - I take slightly more than that 5mg (0.12ml) every 7 days :-) no idea if that makes any difference