Description
Bacteriostatic Water 10ml
Research storage and documentation
Alpha Peptides® does not provide direct mixing, reconstitution, dosing, injection or administration instructions. Use the storage information for the specific product and batch. Read our research vial documentation and storage guide.
Bacteriostatic Water is a laboratory diluent containing sterile water and benzyl alcohol as a bacteriostatic preservative.
Laboratories are responsible for confirming suitability, compatibility and handling requirements for their intended workflow.
Laboratory Uses
- Laboratory solution preparation
- Research-material reconstitution
- Controlled dilution workflows
- Multi-access laboratory handling where compatible
Product Information
- Volume: 10ml
- Diluent type: Bacteriostatic water
- Preservative: Benzyl alcohol
- Availability: Subject to current product-purchase restrictions
Choosing a Laboratory Diluent
This preserved diluent contains benzyl alcohol. Compare it with our preservative-free Sterile Water when reviewing your laboratory protocol. The two diluents differ in preservative content and should not be treated as interchangeable without checking material compatibility.
For laboratory consumables, see the Peptide Preparation Kit. Check the UK shipping policy for delivery information and the current purchase options above for availability.
BAC water: volume and formulation
The 10ml designation is the supplied liquid volume. Benzyl alcohol is the preservative named in this formulation; it is not the research material being dissolved. The PubChem benzyl alcohol record provides chemical background on that ingredient, rather than a certificate for this product.
Select a diluent against the requirements of the material and laboratory method. For a preservative concentration, batch record or handling specification not shown on this page, contact the Alpha team; do not infer those details from the product name.
Important Notice
For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use. Confirm compatibility with the material being prepared and follow appropriate aseptic laboratory procedures.




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