Moving soon will Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) survive?

[KingPen]

Moving soon will HCG survive?

This sunday I will be moving back to school. Its about a 5 hour drive and I am trying to figure out the best way to transport my HCG w/ me? Its currently kept in my fridge, I am thinking about putting it on some sort of ice packs in a cooler for the drive?

I have 5 more weeks of 500iu/wk. of HCG. Does anyone know if the HCG will make this drive? or will the change in temperatures ruin it?

Thanks in advance.

 

[2rude4u]

This sunday I will be moving back to school. Its about a 5 hour drive and I am trying to figure out the best way to transport my HCG w/ me? Its currently kept in my fridge, I am thinking about putting it on some sort of ice packs in a cooler for the drive?

I have 5 more weeks of 500iu/wk. of HCG. Does anyone know if the HCG will make this drive? or will the change in temperatures ruin it?

Thanks in advance.

It should be fine, but why not just drop it in the cooler with your waters?

 

[hushbaby2]

Cooler is fine from what I've read. Btw how are you planning on storing the HCG when back in school? I'm assuming you will be living with others. The reason I ask is because I'll be moving into a shared house soon and obviously don't want the HCG out in the open for everyone to see. Thanks, please pm me. Don't mean to thread hijack.

 

[KingPen]

Cooler is fine from what I've read. Btw how are you planning on storing the HCG when back in school? I'm assuming you will be living with others. The reason I ask is because I'll be moving into a shared house soon and obviously don't want the HCG out in the open for everyone to see. Thanks, please pm me. Don't mean to thread hijack.

I have my own apartment.

 

[KingPen]

It should be fine, but why not just drop it in the cooler with your waters?

That is my plan so far, to just throw it in a cooler w/ ice.