# Bottle Care Notes
> Heat, humidity and open lids shorten a bottle's usefulness. A practical guide to storing chewables and reading the storage line on your label.

## Guides
- [Is the Bathroom Cabinet a Bad Place for Supplements?](https://bottle-storage-notes.pages.dev/store-supplements-bathroom-cabinet/): A bathroom cabinet is often not the ideal spot, because showers add heat and humidity that can work against a bottle you open daily.
- [Keeping the Lid Closed: Small Habit, Big Difference](https://bottle-storage-notes.pages.dev/keep-lid-closed-supplements/): Closing the lid fully after every use is the simplest way to limit the air and moisture reaching your tablets.
- [Discard Dates After Opening a Bottle](https://bottle-storage-notes.pages.dev/discard-date-after-opening/): A printed date on the bottle is the starting point, but opening a bottle changes how you should think about it.
- [What the Little Packet in the Bottle Is For](https://bottle-storage-notes.pages.dev/desiccant-packet-in-supplement-bottle/): The small packet some supplement bottles contain is usually a moisture absorber, and it is not meant to be eaten.
- [Keeping Supplements Safely Away From Children](https://bottle-storage-notes.pages.dev/child-safe-storage-supplements/): Chewable supplements can look like sweets, so child safe storage supplements habits matter: keep bottles high, closed and out of sight, and never rely on.

## About
- [About Bottle Care Notes](https://bottle-storage-notes.pages.dev/about/): not medical advice, how the site is funded and how guides are made

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