Frozen T3

[T3lover]

Hi guys,

I’ve had some T3 in my freezer for a few years as an emergency back up measure in case my prescription is withdrawn.

Have any of you used defrosted T3 successfully, or should I bin it?

[greygoose]

Should be ok. Try it and see.

I've never frozen T3 myself, but I've heard of people that have. And they didn't seem to have any problems.

[T3lover in reply to greygoose]

Thanks Greygoose, that is reassuring. I'll test it out!

[greygoose in reply to T3lover]

How are they packed? In a pot? In a blister pack?

[T3lover in reply to greygoose]

I’ve got pots and blister packs, both in boxes and wrapped in plastic.

[greygoose in reply to T3lover]

OK, well make sure they are completely defrosted and at room temperature and dry before opening them. It's important that no moisture gets to the tablets.

[radd]

T3lover,

I've read of members freezing NDT but not T3 tablets. I think the tricky part is the thawing and not allowing condensation to wet the tablets.

Good luck. Let us know how you get on as this could be a way forward for others.

[bagpuss61]

There is no need to freeze T3, it will keep for 2 plus years past sell by date if kept out of direct sunlight. Freezing can cause damage due to moisture levels.

[T3lover in reply to bagpuss61]

Okay, good to know, thanks