Propecia and temperature

[JBauer]

Been taking propecia for almost 10 years. Guess it is working a little- between nw2-3 (38 years old now). However, the big problem, and such a dumb one- temperature. I live in Thailand. It's always above 30 degrees, usually much more. Propecia of course should be 15-30 degrees.

Even Boots chemists doesn't really control the temperature in storage or transport (I have asked- air conditioning only on during store hours). At home, I keep my pills in a wine fridge cooler, as the room would be too hot and air conditioning too expensive to use all day, but, really, I know it is all useless, because they were exposed to or stored in too high temperatures before I even got them home.

I drive my wife absolutely mad with it. She wants me to stop taking it, but at least to stop caring about temperature- it ruins trips and holidays, and just buying them is a whole game keeping under air conditioning until I am in the car. I really feel she wants to divorce me now, but I also know she won't like it when I stop taking it and I go much balder in less than 6 mths (if the propecia is working for me).

What do you think? I don't really want to quit (though maybe I should just accept it). Am I being ridiculous about temperature? Should I just ignore it and think that I am doing all I can?

[HairGuru]

I would wrap them in a normal towel and leave it the fridge. I keep a lot of my products in the fridge. I use topical finesteride and keep that in the fridge have done for years no issues.