I’ve been storing my NDT in the fridge instead of at room temperature. Efra (the manufacturer) have said they have no data to confirm if it’s still effective, so said I should stop taking it. That’s £300 worth of NDT, which I just cannot afford to throw away.
Does anyone know what colder temperatures do to NDT please?
Thank you so much
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Hi PixieElv, My daughter, a vet, says the guidelines around storage temperature are not based on any science but on the temperature the meds are stored at in the lab/during and after manufacture. This means meds might be absolutely fine even if stored by us at much lower or higher temperatures than advised. In your shoes, I would carry on taking the meds and note if you continue to feel the same or if there's any difference.
thank you! It’s so confusing as different meds need different temperatures. I was really disappointed that Efra did not have any data 😞
I have been feeling a lot worse (afternoon napping) and gained a stone in weight (slowly), so I think temperature does affect efficacy. I have a new batch, so will see soonish!
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