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RE: Bottle shock

Posted by triodesteve on November 17, 2009 at 09:25:45:
I don't think that is a valid experiment. Think about how that bottle gets to you. After I deliver it to UPS, it gets put on a truck, taken off of that truck and put onto either a truck or a train...how many times that happens I have no idea....but think of the constant motion. I would think that it's moving more often than it's sitting still. Plus we aren't even discussing temperature swings. It's traveling at night and during the day in different climates. The packaging does give some insulation, but it can do only so much.