Graphene Spray separated/clumps

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Hello peeps,

Just wondering if any of you guys had an issue of Graphene spray turning bad (separated/clumps)?

My Ethos Resist Graphene Spray had separation, probably happened when it was stored in subzero temperatures over the winter.
The mixture now looks like scrambled eggs floating in liquid.

Is it possible to make it into a homogeneous mix again?

I've tried shaking it vigorously for at least 5 mins in room temperature without any luck.

Your input is greatly appreciated.
 

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You CA guys don't have to worry about that stuff--has it ever gone below freezing where you live, Eldo?
 
put it in a blender and and have at it......if it still separates...just make margaritas.... 😉
 
Eldorado2k said:
Coldest morning in the history of my life was 38 degrees at 3am. I still remember that day. I’ll never forget it.
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My coldest was -18°F, at about 6am. I looked at my (old analog) thermometer, and said--that can't be right. I went out and my old Buick (it wasn't that old then) started up, as usual (that car was crazy, always started no matter how cold, I let it sit for 6 months one time and it started [after the clock stopped working], no battery charging, nothing). Got to work, said to someone there "my thermometer said -18 this morning, that can't be right?" and he said that's what his said, so I guess it was.
 
Setec Astronomy said:
My coldest was -18°F, at about 6am. I looked at my (old analog) thermometer, and said--that can't be right. I went out and my old Buick (it wasn't that old then) started up, as usual (that car was crazy, always started no matter how cold, I let it sit for 6 months one time and it started [after the clock stopped working], no battery charging, nothing). Got to work, said to someone there "my thermometer said -18 this morning, that can't be right?" and he said that's what his said, so I guess it was.
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My Cadillac told me it was 38 degrees that morning when I turned it on to go to work.
 
Yeah, the product was damaged during transit when it was shipped.

The retailer already refunded my money, but I figured if there's a way to bring this back to life, then it's better than chucking the entire bottle in the trash. Doesn't do any body any good when a brand new bottle goes straight to the landfill.
 
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