Sterile Water

Sterile Water Laboratory Diluent

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.

Sterile Water is a preservative-free laboratory diluent intended for controlled research-material preparation where compatible.

Laboratories are responsible for confirming suitability, compatibility and handling requirements for their intended workflow.

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Laboratory Uses

• Laboratory dilution workflows
• Research-material reconstitution
• Solution preparation
• Analytical sample preparation

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Product Information

• Available options: Single 5ml container or box of 20
• Preservative: None
• Product type: Sterile laboratory water

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Comparing Laboratory Water Options

Sterile Water is available as a single 5ml container or a box of 20. It contains no preservative. Our Bacteriostatic Water 10ml contains benzyl alcohol; confirm which diluent your laboratory protocol requires before selecting a product.

Related laboratory consumables are listed in the Peptide Preparation Kit. Review the UK shipping policy for delivery information.

Pack size and preservative content

The single-container option contains 5ml; the box contains twenty 5ml containers. Choose the pack size shown above before adding it to your basket. Preservative-free describes the formulation, so it should not be selected as a substitute for a preserved diluent solely because both products contain water.

Check the container label and your material-specific laboratory protocol for handling and storage requirements. If you need a specification that is not shown here, contact the Alpha team before ordering.

Important Notice

For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use. This product does not contain a bacteriostatic preservative; confirm compatibility and follow appropriate single-use and aseptic laboratory procedures.