Reply to "Taking VSL#3 DS On The Road"

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So I found that Scott's suggestion worked really well. I packed ice cubes in a one gallon ziplock bag and placed them on top of the VSL#3 DS packets in my Artic Zone thermal bag and then stuffed the bag in my suitcase around 4:15 am. I left for Hartford around 4:30 am. Flight took off around 7:30 am and we landed in Tampa at 10:30 am. When I unpacked in Bradenton at around 12:30 pm the ice had barely melted, this despite 84 degree Fahrenheit temperatures in Bradenton at the time. I then threw the VSL in the refrigerator. It worked well.

3/12/156:49 AM

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