Bacteriostatic Water (30mL)
The standard 30 mL reconstitution solvent — sterile, preserved, multi-dose.
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For laboratory and research use only · Not for human consumption
Supplied as manufactured.
Bacteriostatic Water (30mL) carries the manufacturer's own lot marking on the vial rather than a Certificate of Analysis from our testing lab. The peptide panel describes compounds, not solvents, so none is claimed here.
Certificates we have publishedWhat it is
A 30 mL multi-dose vial of sterile water preserved with 0.9% benzyl alcohol. This is the general-purpose reconstitution solvent supplied unbranded — the same composition and volume as the Hospira-manufactured listing, at a lower price, for buyers who do not need a named manufacturer on the vial.
Reconstitution is not optional. Lyophilised compounds arrive as a dry cake or powder under seal and stay unusable until a sterile solvent brings them back into solution; nothing can be measured, diluted or transferred before that step, and no solvent is included with a compound order. One 30 mL vial covers repeated reconstitutions, which is why a vial of it belongs in the same order as a first lyophilised compound.
How it's used in the lab
This is a laboratory supply rather than a research compound, so the useful context is how it behaves on the bench. The preservative is what defines it: benzyl alcohol at 0.9% is bacteriostatic, meaning it holds microbial growth in check inside a sealed vial rather than sterilising anything. That is what makes a multi-dose container practical — the stopper can be entered repeatedly across a period of use instead of the vial being spent on one draw.
Handling is standard for a stoppered vial. Wipe the stopper before each entry, use a fresh sterile needle, keep the vial capped and out of direct light, and observe the expiry printed on the label. The volume of solvent added sets the concentration of whatever is reconstituted, so that calculation is done before the vial is opened. This listing supplies solvent only — no compound is included.
Questions
What is this used for?
Reconstituting lyophilised compounds. Dry powder has to be brought into solution with a sterile solvent before it can be measured, diluted or transferred, and this is the solvent for that step.
How does it differ from the Hospira vial?
Composition and volume are the same — 30 mL, sterile, 0.9% benzyl alcohol. The Hospira listing carries a named manufacturer on the vial and is priced accordingly; this is the unbranded equivalent.
How is it supplied?
One sealed 30 mL stoppered multi-dose vial. Needles, syringes and compounds are not included.
Does it come with a peptide order?
No. Solvent is always ordered separately. Every lyophilised compound in the catalogue needs some, so it is worth adding a vial before checkout.
Products are supplied strictly for laboratory and research use. They are not for human or veterinary consumption, and have not been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the diagnosis, treatment, cure, or prevention of any condition.