N storage

[Diacon]

Can N be stored just in wardrobe without any special protection?

What's the normal expiration date?

What dosage is in 2 bottles of N and is it enough for 60kg woman?

 

[Γyuk]

Yes N can be stored in wardrobe from what I read so far, just make sure it's not too hot of too cool.

Normal expiry date is 2 years but could potentially be years.

Yes 2 bottles would be enough for 60kg woman, probably overkill

 

[Diacon]

Yes N can be stored in wardrobe from what I read so far, just make sure it's not too hot of too cool.

Normal expiry date is 2 years but could potentially be years.

Yes 2 bottles would be enough for 60kg woman, probably overkill

What do you mean by too hot or too cool?

U said probably overkill, so what dosage would be sure?

 

[Talvikki]

2 bottles is 12.6 grams N
You fall asleep in a few minutes
time to death 25 minutes, with extremes of 5 to 120 minutes.
store below 25°c

 

[Hercules]

The official expiration date for N is 2 years. If stored properly, it has been known to last for 20 years. The N loses about 1/2 percent of it's potency per year. The liquid should be clear. If it turns cloudy and you see solid specks floating in the liquid (precipitation), the N is no good, and you shouldn't use it.

It's fine to store it in your wardrobe. The N should be stored at room tempature. The label on a bottle of N says

Store at 20°-25°C (68°-77°F); excursions permitted 15°-30°C (59°-86°F).

Just make sure that you don't open the bottles until you are ready to use it. Store the bottles in a dark airtight container. It's important to keep the N away from light and moisture as this causes the N to degrade faster. You want to store the N at a constant temperature and avoid extreme fluctuations in temperature.

2 bottles contain 12g of N. Technically 2 bottles is overkill. It is more than enough to get the job done. The lethal dose of N. is only 2 g. One bottle contains 6.5g of N, and is enough to kill someone. Some people get to bottles to speed up the process.

 

[Lost Magic]

The official expiration date for N is 2 years. If stored properly, it has been known to last for 20 years. The N loses about 1/2 percent of it's potency per year. The liquid should be clear. If it turns cloudy and you see solid specks floating in the liquid (precipitation), the N is no good, and you shouldn't use it.

It's fine to store it in your wardrobe. The N should be stored at room tempature. The label on a bottle of N says

Store at 20°-25°C (68°-77°F); excursions permitted 15°-30°C (59°-86°F).

Just make sure that you don't open the bottles until you are ready to use it. Store the bottles in a dark airtight container. It's important to keep the N away from light and moisture d this causes the N to degrade faster. You want to store the N at a constant temperature and avoid extreme fluctuations in temperature.

2 bottles contain 12g of N. Technically 2 bottles is overkill. It is more than enough to get the job done. The lethal dose of N. is only 2 g. One bottle contains 6.5g of N, and is enough to kill someone. Some people get to bottles to speed up the process.

So how much do you think N would degrade in 20 years. How much of the lethal dose would still be available after all that time in storage? I keep my two bottles in an air tight plastic container in a wardrobe btw.

 

[pure soul]

can I store it in refrigerator because in my country temperature is 47 degree Celsius??

 

[Talvikki]

can I store it in refrigerator because in my country temperature is 47 degree Celsius??

Fridge is fine

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[Veraln]

Storage at the lowest temperature below 25 degrees is recommended (never freeze)
According to knowledgeable members of the forums at Exit International, a difference of 10 to 20 degrees less could make a difference in longevity of several folds over the long term.

 

[whitefeather]

Storage at the lowest temperature below 25 degrees is recommended (never freeze)
According to knowledgeable members of the forums at Exit International, a difference of 10 to 20 degrees less could make a difference in longevity of several folds over the long term.

Yes, on N storage PPeH states "Refridgeration is fine". A constant temp always takes less of a toll.