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How to Store Peptides Properly Powdered Peptides Store in the refrigerator or freezer Reconstitute only when ready to use Shelf life: Up to two years when stored cold Reconstituted Peptides Store consistently in the refrigerator Shelf life: Typically 36 months when handled properly Nasal Sprays and Creams Store consistently in the refrigerator Shelf life: Nasal sprays: 36 months refrigerated Creams: Approximately 6 months refrigerated Avoid repeated freezing and thawing whenever possible