Description
Bacteriostatic Water is a sterile, non-pyrogenic preparation of water for injection containing 0.9% (9mg/mL) of benzyl alcohol, added as a bacteriostatic preservative. It is the gold standard for reconstituting lyophilized peptides and research compounds, as it prevents the growth of bacteria.
For researchers utilizing multi-dose protocols, Bacteriostatic Water is the essential tool for maintaining the sterility and integrity of your research samples over time.
Why Use Bacteriostatic Water for Research?
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Bacteriostatic Preservation: The 0.9% Benzyl Alcohol acts as a preservative, inhibiting the growth of microorganisms and ensuring the sample remains sterile throughout the duration of the multi-use period.
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Extended Integrity: Unlike sterile water, which must be discarded immediately after opening, Bacteriostatic Water allows for the preservation of your reconstituted peptides.
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Compatibility: Perfectly balanced for the reconstitution of lyophilized powders, ensuring optimal dissolution without altering the chemical structure of your peptides.
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Purity Standards: Our Bacteriostatic Water is processed in a clean-room environment to meet the highest standards of pharmaceutical-grade sterility.
Technical Specifications
Best Practices for Handling
To prevent contamination of your peptide research supplies:
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Sterile Technique: Always wipe the rubber stopper of the Bacteriostatic Water vial and your peptide vial with a fresh 70% alcohol prep pad before inserting a needle.
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Dedicated Needles: Never use a needle that has touched a non-sterile surface. Always use a fresh, sterile needle/syringe for every draw.
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Correct Reconstitution: When reconstituting peptides, slowly introduce the Bacteriostatic Water into the vial by allowing it to run down the inner glass wall. Avoid direct contact with the powder to prevent high-velocity turbulence which can denature sensitive peptide bonds.
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Storage: Once reconstituted, keep your peptide vials in a dark, refrigerated environment (2-8°C).

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