Janoshik AnalyticalCertificate of AnalysisReport #86200
Lab certificate
Bacteriostatic Water certificate of analysis
Measured content
- 8.72 mg/ml
Measured
Figures copied exactly from Janoshik Analytical's report #86200.
Lab Supply
Bacteriostatic Water
Bacteriostatic Water is water containing 0. Janoshik Analytical tested the current lot: (report 86200)
Catalog no. PH-BACWSize 10mlMechanism Bacteriostatic Water contains water (H₂O) and 0.9% benzyl alcohol (C₇H₈O). It has no peptide sequence.
Overview
Description
Bacteriostatic Water is water containing 0.9% benzyl alcohol as a preservative to limit microbial growth. It is ultra-filtered and supplied in borosilicate glass vials with self-sealing butyl rubber stoppers. It is intended as a laboratory diluent for controlled reconstitution of compatible lyophilized research materials. Research use only. Not for human or veterinary use.
SpecsCompound Specifications
Compound Specifications
- Mechanism
- Bacteriostatic Water contains water (H₂O) and 0.9% benzyl alcohol (C₇H₈O). It has no peptide sequence.
- Form
- Liquid reagent
- Storage
- 68–77°F / 20–25°C, protected from heat and light
HandlingStorage & Handling
Storage & Handling
Storage
Bacteriostatic Water is supplied as a liquid in sealed vials — not a lyophilized powder. Keep vials sealed and away from heat and light until use.
Use
Laboratory diluent for controlled reconstitution of compatible lyophilized research materials. Research use only. Not for human or veterinary use.
Stability
The benzyl-alcohol preservative limits microbial growth in the container during laboratory use; refrigeration is not required. Discard any container whose contents appear cloudy or discolored.
ResearchResearch Overview
Research Overview
Bacteriostatic Water is a laboratory diluent used for controlled reconstitution of compatible lyophilized research materials in in-vitro work. It contains 0.9% benzyl alcohol, which limits microbial growth in the container. Each lot ships with batch-specific documentation.
Documentation & Resources
- Certificate of Analysis for Bacteriostatic Water — results as published by the testing lab
- Research Blog — protocols, guides, and peptide research literature
- Research Use Policy — handling and compliance guidelines
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bacteriostatic Water?
Bacteriostatic Water is a research compound supplied for in-vitro laboratory use. Mechanism class: Bacteriostatic Water contains water (H₂O) and 0.9% benzyl alcohol (C₇H₈O). It has no peptide sequence.. Supplied for bac water laboratory research. A third-party Certificate of Analysis is published for the current lot. Research Use Only — not for human or veterinary use.
What purity is Bacteriostatic Water?
The current Janoshik Analytical report for Bacteriostatic Water (86200) measures content per vial; it does not print an HPLC purity figure.
Does Bacteriostatic Water include a Certificate of Analysis?
Yes. Janoshik Analytical report 86200 for Bacteriostatic Water is on our COA page, with a link to the lab's own report.
How should Bacteriostatic Water be stored?
Bacteriostatic Water is supplied as a liquid in sealed vials, not a lyophilized powder. Store at room temperature (typically 68–77°F / 20–25°C), away from heat and light. Discard any container whose contents appear cloudy or discolored.
How is Bacteriostatic Water shipped?
Orders ship at a $15 flat rate, free on orders of $200 or more, in discreet, insulated packaging. Domestic delivery takes 2–3 business days — 2-day across California, nearby Nevada, and on orders of $250+.
Can Bacteriostatic Water be used on humans or animals?
No. Bacteriostatic Water is supplied strictly for in-vitro laboratory research. It is not for human or veterinary use, consumption, or diagnostic or clinical applications.
How do I verify the Bacteriostatic Water Certificate of Analysis is real?
Open the lab report link on our certificate page — it goes to Janoshik Analytical's own verification portal, not a file we host, so the result can't be edited by us. Confirm the report ID (86200) and figures match what's shown here.
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