Serum users - specifically those 75-100%

[PotatoCakes]

When I pick up my drops, they are usually frozen (solid). This time, they weren't. I didn't give it a lot of thought but last week I took a fresh bottle out of the freezer and noticed they were not frozen. Usually I have to wait for them to thaw before I can use them but not this time. I keep my drops in a bag with an ice pack and nestled in the ice drawer (figure it's safer if the electricity goes off) so I turned down the freezer from 1 or 2 to -1.
Yesterday I took a fresh bottle out of the freezer and again, still not frozen solid.

I called my "supplier" and he thought maybe the first time I had taken them out just after a defrost stage but twice in a row now and I've checked randomly to see if they are frozen. I know that serum doesn't freeze as well as water so the higher serum percentage could have an impact, still, I wanted to see if anyone else had noticed their serum drops didn't freeze solid?

[Guest]

I've used both 50% serum and 100% serum - mine have always frozen solid when in my freezer.

[spmcc]

I've only had 100% serum. They froze solid.

The only thing I can think of that doesn't freeze solid is alcohol. But perhaps your freezer isn't working properly.

[Guest]

But perhaps your freezer isn't working properly.

Yes... could it be that your freezer isn't working properly? Does it freeze stuff like ice-cream rock hard? or is your ice-cream kind of soft in the freezer... how about ice - does it it freeze solid in your freezer?

[jenny2008]

this is off the subject a little but i use the 20%-they do stay frozen in my freezer...

but i was curious to those of u on the higher concentrations... how long did it take u to move up to those and do they make your eyes that much more comfortable/moist??? less inflammed??? i guess i am still uncertain if the drops are helping me.i am so up and down with the mgd and sjogrens.thanks.