Storage and Handling Information

Finding the Correct Storage Information

Storage requirements vary by product, format and formulation. Review the exact product label and manufacturer-provided storage and handling instructions for the applicable temperature range, light protection, moisture protection and other requirements. The product details page may provide additional information, but the product label and manufacturer instructions take priority.

Common Storage Considerations

Review these general considerations when handling wellness items and supplements:

• Room-temperature storage where specified
• Refrigerated storage where specified
• Protection from excessive heat, moisture or direct light
• Keeping products in their original packaging
• Follow the exact product instructions concerning refrigeration and freezing. Do not refrigerate or freeze a product unless its label or manufacturer guidance instructs you to do so.
• Keeping products away from children and pets
• Review the expiration or best-by information shown on the exact product. Proper storage does not extend the labeled expiration period.

Checking the Package After Delivery

Inspect the outer parcel for visible damage before opening it. After opening the parcel, inspect the sealed product packaging for leakage, broken seals, cracks or other visible concerns. For a product with stated temperature requirements, review any included transit and storage information promptly after delivery. If the parcel is significantly delayed, damaged, leaking, has a broken seal or appears to have been stored outside the stated conditions, set the item aside and obtain product-specific guidance before use.

When Storage Information Is Unclear

Customers should not guess storage requirements. Customer support may help locate available product or manufacturer information, but verified label and manufacturer instructions must be followed. An appropriate pharmacist or healthcare professional may be consulted where necessary. CureHealth support must not give personalized medical or storage advice beyond available verified information.

Storage requirements vary by product. The exact product label and manufacturer-provided instructions take priority over general website guidance. Proper storage does not extend the labeled expiration period.

Sources

• Storing Your Medicines (MedlinePlus)
• The Over-the-Counter Drug Facts Label (United States Food and Drug Administration)
• Think It Through: Managing the Benefits and Risks of Medicines (United States Food and Drug Administration)