Bacteriostatic Water Sterile 10ml
$14.99
Bacteriostatic Water is a sterile laboratory reagent containing 0.9% benzyl alcohol as a preservative.
It is supplied in sealed vials and intended solely for non-clinical laboratory research applications, including controlled experimental and analytical use in laboratory environments.
Each batch is tested for sterility and composition in accordance with laboratory quality standards.
Not intended for human or animal use. Not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for diagnostic, therapeutic, or medical applications.
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Return Policy
All sales are final.
We cannot accept returns or exchanges on laboratory-use products once they have shipped. However, customer satisfaction and accuracy are important to us.
If your order arrives damaged, incorrect, or missing items, please contact us within 48 hours of delivery with photos, and we will replace or correct the order.
Care Instructions
Store lyophilized peptide powder in a cool, dry place.
Recommended long-term storage: –20°C (freezer). Keep vial tightly sealed to prevent moisture exposure. Protect from light, heat, and humidity, as these can reduce stability.
Handling:
- Allow vial to reach room temperature before opening to avoid condensation forming inside.
- Keep away from moisture — lyophilized peptides are highly hygroscopic.
- Avoid repeated vial opening to maintain sample integrity.
General Stability Notes:
- Lyophilized peptides are more stable than liquid peptides, but still sensitive to environmental conditions.
- Product stability may vary depending on sequence and length.
- Always follow documentation such as COA or included storage notes.
After Reconstitution:
- Reconstituted peptide stability varies by product.
- Keep solution cold, protected from light, and use promptly.
- Do not store in warm or humid environments.
Important Notice:
- All peptides are for laboratory research use only.
- Not for human use, veterinary use, or any biological application outside controlled research environments.
