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How to Store AOD-9604 After Reconstitution: Refrigeration vs Freezing Comparison
The table below compares storage conditions for reconstituted AOD-9604, expected stability duration, and failure modes for each method. Refrigeration (recommended) 2–8°C 28 days Slow oxidation of methionine, gradual deamidation, microbial contamination beyond
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- The table below compares storage conditions for reconstituted AOD-9604, expected stability duration, and failure modes for each method.
- Refrigeration (recommended)
- 2–8°C
- 28 days
- Slow oxidation of methionine, gradual deamidation, microbial contamination beyond 28 days
- Gold standard for reconstituted peptides. Balances stability and accessibility for multi-week protocols
- Freezing at −20°C
- −15 to −25°C
- Not recommended post-reconstitution
- Ice crystal formation disrupts tertiary structure; freeze-thaw cycles cause irreversible aggregation
- Suitable only for lyophilised powder pre-reconstitution. Destroys reconstituted peptide integrity
- Room temperature
- 20–25°C
- 4–6 hours maximum
- Rapid hydrolysis, oxidation, aggregation; benzyl alcohol degradation
- Acceptable only during active use or short transport. Never for overnight storage
- Refrigerator door storage
- 4–14°C (fluctuating)
- 14–21 days
- Repeated temperature cycling accelerates oxidation and aggregation
- Avoid. Temperature instability compounds degradation risk over weeks