How can I extend the shelf life of tuberose flower wax in storage?

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To get the most from the 24-month shelf life, follow these extension practices: Storage Best PracticesSeal immediately after each use — oxygen and moisture accelerate oxidationKeep below 25 °C consistently — avoid hot warehouse zonesProtect from light — store in the original tin or an opaque containerMinimize air space — transfer to smaller containers as stock decreasesAdd nitrogen blanketing for long-term storage of open containers (optional)Separate from odorous goods — the wax picks up foreign smells Shelf-Life Extension Service ServiceDetailAccelerated aging test3–6 months test to validate extension claimsRepacking serviceVacuum/argon repacking for long-term stockRetest COARe-certification of stored batches before useProperly stored, many customers successfully use the wax for 24–36 months with acceptable aroma evolution. We recommend a retest COA before using stock older than 18 months.

Service	Detail
Accelerated aging test	3–6 months test to validate extension claims
Repacking service	Vacuum/argon repacking for long-term stock
Retest COA	Re-certification of stored batches before use

How can I extend the shelf life of tuberose flower wax in storage?

Storage Best Practices

Shelf-Life Extension Service

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