Keep your monthly supply of COPAXONE® Pre-Filled Syringes refrigerated between 36?F and 46?F (2?C-8?C). COPAXONE® Pre-Filled Syringes may be stored at room temperature between 59?F and 86?F (15?C-30?C) for up to one month. You'll want to transport your COPAXONE® in a thermal travel bag to protect it from extreme temperatures, which may cause overheating or freezing. Never administer COPAXONE® if it gets too hot, becomes frozen, or appears cloudy.

Do not throw away! Check with a local recycler or electrical store. These places usually have the proper recycle bins. Remote Control Helicopter Training Kit is a MUST have for anyone who is new to flying those advanced helicopters. See similar questions...

After having your gown properly packaged you need to put it in a safe place in your house. We recommend in a first floor closet or under a bed. Keep your gown out of a basement or attic. There is too much fluctuation in temperature and humidity. Ideally it should be placed in a dark, cool (60° to 65°F) clean place with a low relative humidity level of under 50%. Store in a dark place. Light can damage your gown. See similar questions...

These products are shelf-stable and should be kept at room temperature (60-80 degree Fahrenheit). Do not expose these products to extreme heat or cold. Once opened, store in your refrigerator. See similar questions...

Air is the enemy of freshness. It's best to keep extra noodles or wraps in an airtight bag (remove all the air). You may find it helpful to moisten a paper towel and slide it in the bag to help keep the wraps moist. See similar questions...

All lead acid batteries experience self-discharge in open circuit. The result is that the voltage of open circuit is decreased, and the capacity also decreased. During storage please note: The self-discharge rate is related with ambient temperature. The self-discharge degree is smaller when the ambient temperature is lower, otherwise is larger. The requirement temperature of NARADA batteries??s storage environment is from 0oC to 35oC. The storage place must be clean, ventilated and dry. See similar questions...

No, a battery will self-discharge slowly over time. Allowing a battery to sit in a discharged state will ultimately lead to severe positive grid corrosion and battery failure. An un-used battery should never be allowed to sit over 6 months without a recharge. See similar questions...

When storing a battery make sure to always disconnect it from the unit that it was powering. ie boat/rv/car. that will prevent any slow drains. Also make sure the battery is fully charged before storing and try to store the battery in a cool space. You can even store a fully charged car battery in an unheated garage as it will not freeze as long as the temp is above -75C. See similar questions...

To prepare your Lawn-Boy for off-season storage perform the recommended maintenance procedures listed in your owner's manual under the MAINTENANCE section. Here is a list of basic maintenance procedures: (refer to your owner's manual for more specific information on your model): See similar questions...

For those of you who need to store your boat(s) for the winter, (not all of us can live in warm weather year-round!) there are a few steps you must take in order to properly winterize and to keep from having problems in the future. Remove all fuel from tank and engine. Pump the fuel out of the tank using a pump, syphon, etc. There will be fuel left in the lines, the carb, as well as inside the engine. Generally, it's recommended to fire the engine and let it idle until the engine quits. See similar questions...

Discard, any and all food that has been standing at room temperature for more than 2 hours; with the exception of undressed salads and breads. Store leftovers individually with like items only, i.e., meats, stuffing, vegetables, to insure even reheating and to prevent spoiling. Storing in smaller portions in shallow sealed containers is recommended for speedy cooling time and easy defrosting for frozen items. See similar questions...

With the most recent onslaught of viruses, many people have been downloading patches. Many of these patches changed the settings on your computer, including that of your internet browser (like Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator), to not accept internet cookies. If your cookies are not enabled, this site does not work properly--you can't "add to your basket". If you experience any problems placing an order, please don't hesitate to call our toll-free order line (1-800-201-2280). See similar questions...

The battery exchange program is being conducted through the battery exchange website at http://support.apple.com/batteryprogram. If you do not have access to the website, please call Apple at 800-275-2273 between 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m., central time, seven days a week, for further assistance. In the U.S., Canada, South America, Japan and Europe, the iBook and PowerBook G4 Battery Exchange Program is being conducted through the battery exchange website at http://support.apple.com/batteryprogram. See similar questions...

Ans. Confirm that the battery is properly fixed in the charger and there is no dust at the charger or battery pins. If no, direct the customer to the nearest ASC. See similar questions...

Suppositories should be stored in your freezer and used when frozen as well. Frozen suppositories are easier to insert. Room temperature suppositories will deform upon insertion. See similar questions...

The spout is to remain on the outside at all times with the yellow spout cap snapped onto the end of the spout with the arrows UN-aligned. The spout is on the inside for shipping purposes only. See similar questions...