I saw a similar thread but there were no real answers. Does anyone know for certain, science, how much the quality of SN deteriorates once I open SN for a blood test? Of course, I'd be fast with scooping some out and then quickly closing the bottle but air degrades the product. Anyone know the extent?
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SN is an inorganic salt. On its own it will not degrade, however since SN is an oxidizer, exposure to moisture and oxygen will breakdown this product. Be sure this product is in an airtight container, and not in an environment where there are major temperature changes that can induce condensation.
