Bacteriostatic Water

Bacteriostatic Water is a sterile, laboratory-prepared aqueous solution commonly used as a diluent in experimental and investigational research settings. It consists of purified water containing a small percentage of benzyl alcohol, which functions to inhibit microbial growth after initial vial access.

This solution is widely utilised in laboratory environments due to its sterility, stability, and suitability for repeated-use applications. Scientific use primarily focuses on maintaining compound integrity during preparation, dilution, and controlled handling of investigational materials.

Available research data and established laboratory practice indicate bacteriostatic water is commonly used to support:

• Reconstitution of lyophilised peptide powders
• Dilution of non-therapeutic investigational compounds
• Accurate concentration preparation in preclinical studies
• Maintenance of sterility during multi-use vial access

Bacteriostatic water is frequently selected in research environments where controlled preparation and extended usability are required compared to single-use sterile water alternatives.
Intended Use: Product supplied strictly as an investigational research compound. It is not approved by the FDA, TGA, or any regulatory authority for therapeutic, diagnostic, or medicinal use. Not for human or animal consumption.