Bacteriostatic Water

30 ML · 30 mL · Sterile liquid

$30/ vial · 30 mL

Product Overview

Bacteriostatic Water is sterile water containing 0.9% benzyl alcohol as a bacteriostatic preservative, supplied in a 30 mL multi-use sealed vial. It is stocked as a general-purpose laboratory diluent for preparing working stocks of lyophilized research materials. Intended solely for qualified research settings.

Research-Use Notice

Not intended for clinical, diagnostic, therapeutic, dietary, cosmetic, household, human or veterinary use. Not for human consumption. No directions for reconstitution, dosing, administration or personal use are provided.

Purchaser Responsibility

The purchaser is responsible for appropriate handling, storage, documentation and compliance with all applicable laws, institutional policies and laboratory procedures.

About This Diluent

Bacteriostatic Water, 30 mL, is sterile water containing 0.9% benzyl alcohol as a bacteriostatic preservative, supplied in a multi-use sealed vial. It is stocked as a general-purpose laboratory diluent for preparing working stocks of lyophilized research materials on the bench. Supplied for laboratory research use only — not for clinical, diagnostic, therapeutic, human or veterinary use.

Laboratory Dilution Reference

Diluent added to a 3 mL vial	Resulting working stock
1 mL	Highest concentration per unit volume; smallest working stock.
2 mL	Common mid-range working stock for bench dilution series.
3 mL	Lowest concentration per unit volume; maximum vial capacity.

Concentration equals the vial's stated total quantity divided by the diluent volume added. These figures are bench reference values for in vitro preparation only. No directions for reconstitution for human or veterinary use, dosing or administration are provided or implied.

Handling & Storage

Store the sealed vial at controlled room temperature, away from direct light.
Swab the stopper before each withdrawal and use a fresh sterile needle each time.
Record lot number and first-puncture date in your laboratory log.
Discard per your institution's procedures if the solution is discolored or particulates are visible.