BAC water 3ml

BAC Water for peptides is a high-purity bacteriostatic solution formulated specifically for laboratory and research applications involving peptides and lyophilized compounds. It consists of sterile water for injection combined with 0.9% benzyl alcohol, which acts as a preservative to inhibit microbial growth after vial access.

Unlike standard sterile water, BAC Water allows for multiple withdrawals from the same vial when handled under proper laboratory conditions. This makes it a preferred solvent for peptide reconstitution, solution preparation, and experimental consistency in controlled research environments.

Key Benefits of BAC Water for Peptides

Bacteriostatic Protection:
Contains 0.9% benzyl alcohol to prevent bacterial growth after opening, reducing contamination risk during repeated use.

Ideal for Peptide Reconstitution:
Ensures accurate and stable dilution of lyophilized peptides without altering their chemical structure.

Extended Usability:
Allows multiple withdrawals from a single vial when stored and handled correctly, improving laboratory efficiency.

High Purity & Sterility:
Manufactured under strict quality standards to ensure clarity, sterility, and non-pyrogenic properties.

Research-Grade Consistency:
Provides reliable solvent performance for reproducible experimental results.

Common Research Applications

• Peptide reconstitution and dilution

• Preparation of laboratory reference solutions

• In vitro peptide stability studies

• Controlled biochemical and molecular biology research

• Pharmaceutical and analytical testing environments

Handling & Storage

BAC Water should be stored in a cool, controlled environment and handled using sterile laboratory techniques. Once opened, proper aseptic handling is essential to maintain solution integrity.

Safety & Legal Considerations

BAC Water for peptides is intended strictly for laboratory and research use only. It is not approved for human or animal consumption. This product is not a drug, dietary supplement, or medical treatment. Proper laboratory protocols must be followed at all times.