Degradation of N during the warmer months?

[foreveralone]

I was wondering if anyone has any experience or knows about whether or not N degrades during the warmer months when it's hot and humid, even when stored correctly in a dark place away from sunlight.

I purchased N from A exactly a year ago right before A seemed to disappear, and I recall him mentioning that it'd expire around this time. I know people seem to say that N can last around 20 years post expiry when kept in ideal conditions, which is why I'm interested to know if a dark place despite being hot because it's summer constitutes ideal conditions.

I'm not able to store it in a fridge but it's in a dark place and I want to use it within the next few weeks but need to make sure I succeed.

My N is the only thing that gives me peace these days so I need to be 100% sure it will work and hasn't degraded.

Any help would be appreciated.

 

[Talvikki]

Someone asked the following question to Derek Humphry, founder of Final Exit:



May 9, 2020 at 11:31 am

Hey ergo, i have 2 bottles N that expired August 2019. I've been storing them in a linen closet this entire time. Howevwr i live in a warm country where it can get as hot as 35C sometimes.
do you reckon it's still usable? The bottles are original and sealed.
thank you.



His answer to this question:

— I believe those substances would still be strong enough to be lethal in the correct dosage.



Source

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[foreveralone]

Thank you very much, I really appreciate your help!

 

[Talvikki]

Thank you very much, I really appreciate your help!

And
Someone asked Philip Nitschke:

The life of N is 20 years, but to be conservative can we assume a very minimum of 5 years with a very high degree of confidence?

Philip Nitschke's answer:
yes - that's well put "a high degree of confidence"