Compounded semaglutide storage question

Only a couple lbs in myself so no long term data from me, but a cheap fridge thermometer showed my door swinging way more than the back middle shelf, so that's where mine went. Sounds like everyone here who actually measured landed in the same spot.

Mine spent over a year in the door while I lost most of my 76 lbs and it never seemed to hurt anything, but once I finally bought a thermometer the shelf behind the produce drawer was way steadier. Honestly the move was more about quitting the worry than fixing a real problem. Your results so far say it's working fine either way.

I did the same door thing for months until a thermometer showed the back shelf sitting a few degrees steadier, so that's where my vials went around the 30 lb mark. Like others said, your results so far suggest the door wasn't hurting anything, but moving mine stopped me second-guessing every time I opened the fridge.

Mine lived in the door through most of my 64 lb loss with no issues, but once I stuck a thermometer in there I moved them to the middle back shelf just for peace of mind. The door swings were bigger than I expected. Seems like the consensus here is door works, back shelf just removes the doubt.

I kept mine in the door for the first couple months of my 39 lb loss, then a cheap fridge thermometer convinced me the back shelf runs steadier. Honestly the vials were probably fine either way, but not wondering about it every time I open the door is worth it.

Same story here, door for most of my 32 lb loss and then a cheap thermometer made me switch to the back shelf. Swings in the door were real but nothing seemed affected. Back shelf just means one less thing to think about.

Did door storage for the first stretch of my 49 lb loss and never noticed a problem, but same as others here a cheap thermometer showed the door bouncing around more than I figured. Moved mine to the back middle shelf and stopped second-guessing it. Congrats on the 21 lbs, that's solid progress.

Door worked fine for the first stretch of my 24 lb loss too, then I snagged one of those cheap thermometers and saw the door bouncing way more than the back shelf. Moved mine to the middle back and it's just one less thing to wonder about. Sounds like yours were probably okay either way.

I did the same door thing starting out and lost nothing over it, but once I saw how much the temp wiggled there I shifted mine toward the back. Like you I'm still early (couple pounds down) so I figured why not just remove the variable now. Cheap fridge thermometer convinced me faster than any forum post did.

The fatigue was worst days two and three, then it lifted. This community is the best.

Mine lived in the door for most of my 27 lb drop with no issues, but once I finally checked with a thermometer the swings there were bigger than I expected. Relegated mine to the back shelf since then and honestly it just quieted the worry more than anything.