Is this shipped in a way to keep it cool, because it is summer now & directions state not to store it at over 77 degrees F., which isn't possible?
1807280
I do not believe that this product is heat sensitive. It is not a traditional pro-biotic it is actually a yeast that consumes candida yeast.
1807281
I know there are products that maintain the temperature at a safe level, such as small filled pouches with dry ice. I think this is how most shippers will use when sending their products.
1807282
I normally receive in a usps thick envelope. I don't think there is any deliberate method...
1807283
I buy it at the health food store and they keep these little critters refrigerated so I think they need to be...unless the shipper can guarantee it in a refrigerated envelope.
1807284
No, it isn't. It is shipped in a box just like anything else. I really wouldnt worry about it, it is in air conditioning for much of transit. I have never had a problem and I order it every 90 to 180 days or so depending.
2210915
The system i bought is a little different, so its hard to say. I think if it was me i would at least keep it out of the weather, maybe a small vented box, plywood, plastic.
1220132
We suggest ordering during the fall so that products are not exposed to such intense heat. We could put ice packs inside but we do not know what temperatures it will be exposed to during transit, so this does not guarantee it will stay cool.
2024563
Set your temperature it will keep it within a degree , depending on your box insulation mine was working like it should
1290188
Best way to store it is in a plastic tote so as to not compress it. Keeping it compressed over extended periods does indeed harm this insulation. Keep it dry and expanded, and stuff it for travel.
297300
I live in Austin, TX and use the product in my Motor Home. It is stored in a lower storage compartment in a plastic tub and I have had no problems in six years. In the summer, the road and ambiant temperature can well exceed 100 degrees.
274807
I keep mine at room temp, we are currently having a "heat wave", it remains solid. To store it for longer periods of time or if it gets too soft, I would refrigerate it. When used to make body butter or lip conditioners, it needs to be gently melted, so it can be used directly from the frig. Hope this helps! KK
1177908
As it states on the can or packaging, it should not be stored where the temperature exceeds 120 degrees. That is pretty standard for any aerosol.If placed in an area of high heat, it may not explode, but it will eventually lose pressure past the seals and leak.
561723
We have used it year round if it gets too hot we just un zip it and leave the top open, but we are tent camping so we don't worry about the bugs. It would likely be to hot if bundled up in it at 70 degrees. Though in my experience desert camping during hotter months it cools off enough at night that its perfect.
895985
I'd recommend you pack it in the original shipping container. I see no reason why that wouldn't work. FYI - this unit does provide good heat but be careful, i.e the top metal cover gets extremely hot.
1792237
The temperature of 105 is to hot especially if it just gets dropped off at the house, sitting outside in the heat will do the most damage. If you have it delivered where someone could bring it in right away, it should be ok.
597724
If they are going to be outside for a while before you take delivery then I would say that temp is to hot. I would say whenever the temp stays steady in the 70's would be a good time to order.
760944
Mine had a chill pack that was shipped with it. I would still liked to have seen it insulated as I can see it sitting in the sun in the delivery truck with temperatures easily exceeding 84 degrees F. I threw the chill pack out so I don't know if it was a chemical endothermic type or not. If it was just frozen the latent heat of formation should carry it through one session of high heat early in the journey.
313625
While I live in Michigan and don't see extreme temperatures, there have been many reviews on this mail box that indicate it will fade in the sun. I would invite you to do a search on the mail box you're looking for in a warmer climate these reviews may be more suitable for the climate/environment you plan on using it in. We purchased it for the storage capability (which is the best we've found) it has if you travel a lot an need the mail storage instead of coming home to a box jammed with junk mail.
1357387
Don't thank it goes that cold bud !You could build a box for it and insulate the box I think it goes to 10 degrees !I'll check when I get home and let you know for sure !!
670486
Why would you leave it in the sun? It is shipped in a box - a cardboard box and one should store it in their pantry closet or cupboard - not recommended to store it on your window sill.
1225545
It does not require refrigeration before or after. It is typically shipped in a box with the plastic air pillows. I would recommend ordering/shipping in the cooler months as opposed to the dead of summer.