Overview:
Sterile Water is a laboratory-grade solvent used for reconstituting peptides, diluting reagents, and preparing solutions under controlled sterile conditions.
Scientific Background:
Processed to meet research purity standards, Sterile Water offers low endotoxin levels and consistent clarity for in-vitro work. It serves as a neutral medium for assays requiring precise solubility, stability, and controlled environmental factors.
Why Researchers Use Sterile Water:
Its neutrality and reliability make it a staple in peptide handling, biochemical assays, and general laboratory preparations.
For Laboratory Research Use Only. Not for Human Consumption.
 
 
 
Product Specifications
Composition:
Sterile Water: USP-grade purified water, endotoxin-controlled
Bacteriostatic Water: USP-grade water with 0.9% benzyl alcohol preservative
Form: Clear, sterile liquid (vial)
Appearance: Colorless, particulate-free solution
Volume: 10 mL (varies by product)
pH Range: ~5.0–7.0 (typical laboratory standard)
Sterility: Terminally sterilized and sealed for research use
Laboratory Handling & Storage
Storage Conditions:
Store at 20–25°C (room temperature). Protect from excessive heat, contamination, and prolonged direct light exposure.
Handling Guidelines:
Maintain aseptic technique during vial entry. Do not reuse syringes or contaminated equipment. Discard if solution becomes cloudy or compromised.
Intended Use:
Suitable as a sterile diluent for laboratory preparation, peptide reconstitution, and general research procedures.
Research Compliance
🔬 For laboratory research only.
Not for human consumption, medical use, injection, or veterinary application.