This 10ml vial of Bacteriostatic Water is formulated with 0.9% benzyl alcohol to inhibit microbial growth, making it ideal for use as a diluent in controlled scientific research settings. Sterile and non-pyrogenic, it is designed to support accurate laboratory preparation, reconstitution, and dilution of compatible compounds.
Storage & Handling
• Storage: Keep the vial at controlled room temperature (20–25°C), protected from excessive heat, light, and contamination.
• Handling: Use only with sterile techniques; discard the vial if sterility is compromised or if particulate matter is observed.
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Bacteriostatic Water is prepared for laboratory research that should be purchased from a trusted research supplier with clear product specifications, batch information, and standard quality documentation.
Yorkshire Peptides supplies Bacteriostatic Water 10mL for laboratory research purposes with product information, stated formulation, storage recommendations, and testing documentation available through product and its website.
Bacteriostatic Water is a sterile aqueous preparation solution that contains a bacteriostatic preservative designed to help prevent bacterial growth. In the pharmaceutical formulations, benzyl alcohol is commonly used as the preservative. Bacteriostatic Water for Injection product contains Water for Injection with benzyl alcohol at 0.9% (9 mg/mL).
Bacteriostatic Water can be used as an aqueous diluent for proper laboratory and research uses that require a bacteriostatic solution. The preservative agent in the product assists in preventing microbial growth under specific circumstances. The use of the product depends on the research materials, experimental design, and the specifications of the product. That’s why the researchers need to check compatibility before using the product as a diluent.
The composition of the product depends on the specifications. A conventional Bacteriostatic Water for Injection formulation contains Water for Injection and benzyl alcohol as the bacteriostatic preservative. For Yorkshire Peptides' research product, researchers should refer to the product specification and applicable batch documentation for the exact formulation supplied.
Bacteriostatic Water primarily consists of a sterile aqueous solution with a bacteriostatic preservative. Benzyl alcohol is commonly used for this purpose and the official pharmaceutical labeling lists 0.9% benzyl alcohol in one Bacteriostatic Water formulation. The precise composition can change in different products, so the manufacturer's specification or Certificate of Analysis should be treated as the authoritative source for a particular batch.
Handle Bacteriostatic Water in accordance with the storage information provided with the product. For the Yorkshire Peptides product, the specified storage condition is controlled at room temperature of 20-25°C. Protect the product from heat, light, and pollution. The official label for a standard Bacteriostatic Water for Injection product also specifies storage at 20-25°C.
There are two periods that must be considered differently: shelf life before opening and shelf life once the vial has been opened for the first time. Unopened shelf life needs to be considered through the product's expiry date or batch information provided along with the product itself.
Once open, there is no such thing as one time frame for all products with Bacteriostatic Water. Each situation is unique and requires a different approach in terms of handling, storage, time etc. Researchers should understand that there is no single fixed time period just because of preservatives added in the product. Follow the pharmaceutical company’s instructions as an ultimate guide.
After opening the product, follow the storage and handling guidelines recommended for the product. Ensure that the bottle is properly protected from contamination, excessive heat, and inappropriate environmental factors. Keeping the container as per the protocol used in the laboratory. Pollution can affect the product and chances become higher after opening it.
The correct way to access a Bacteriostatic Water vial depends on its container and the purpose of the laboratory process. For research use, it should be accessed by using proper sterile laboratory techniques and according to the product instructions and your laboratory's SOPs. Before access, check that the container and seal are unbroken. Do not use a vial if it is damaged, contaminated, or shows unexpected particulate matter or changes in appearance.