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Pretty much any biology lab in the world has -80 °C fridges. For shipping, a styrofoam container with some dry ice is probably good enough.
by fsh 6y ago
Pretty much any biology lab in the world has -80 °C fridges. For shipping, a styrofoam container with some dry ice is probably good enough.
- bluGill 6y agoMany supermarkets carry dry ice. Any city of >50,000 people will have a company supplying dry ice and liquid nitrogen. CO2 is a byproduct of several industrial process, so that market it glutted. It is easy to turn CO2 into dry ice (if you don't care about efficiency - with the supply being virtually unlimited there is no reason to care much)