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DRL Question for Brian

Brian,

Will warm temperatures harm DRL? The reason I ask is
that I know some topical medications break down and
lose effectiveness if they are stored above room
temperature. I do a fair amount of traveling. If I
leave my DRL in a garment back that’s in a warm car
will that be a problem? Thanks.

Dave

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One Response to “DRL Question for Brian”

  1. Jami Anika Says:
    July 24th, 2003 at 8:22 am

    Dave,

    In all of our formulation testing we heat the lotion to at least 110
    degrees F for extended periods of time (weeks) and make sure that the
    lotion remains intact. In response to an e-mail from another user we
    found that at high temps the lotion gets a little "liquidy" but does
    not separate. He contacted us again after the lotion cooled down and
    found that it was a normal consistency again. We put a sample at 140
    deg F this week for 48 hr and it did not separate either. So the
    short answer is NO. Best of luck.

    Brian

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