Bacteriostatic Water

Bacteriostatic Water is sterile water for injection that contains a small concentration of benzyl alcohol (commonly 0.9%) to inhibit bacterial growth after initial entry into the vial. It is widely used as a diluent for reconstituting or diluting compounds in laboratory, clinical, and pharmaceutical preparation settings.

In research and controlled environments, bacteriostatic water is commonly used to prepare peptide and protein solutions, allowing multiple withdrawals from a single vial while maintaining sterility under proper handling conditions.

Key Features

• Sterile water for injection with bacteriostatic (antimicrobial) agent
• Contains benzyl alcohol to inhibit bacterial growth
• Commonly used for reconstitution of research compounds
• Suitable for multi-dose vial applications under sterile technique
• Widely used in laboratory and pharmaceutical preparation settings

Common Research & Laboratory Uses

Bacteriostatic Water is commonly used for:

• Reconstitution of peptides and protein-based research compounds
• Dilution of injectable laboratory solutions
• Multi-dose sterile preparation protocols
• Pharmaceutical formulation and compounding research
• Controlled laboratory injection studies

Product Quality

Manufactured under strict sterile pharmaceutical standards and tested for purity, sterility, and consistency to ensure reliable laboratory-grade performance.

Disclaimer: This product is intended strictly for laboratory and pharmaceutical preparation use only. Not for direct human use without appropriate medical supervision. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.