Bacteriostatic water is used to reconstitute (mix) lyophilized, powder-form peptides into a liquid solution for injection.
The benzyl alcohol in bac water prevents bacterial growth, which means the mixed peptide can be stored in a vial and drawn from multiple times over its usable period (usually up to 28 days), instead of having to use it immediately like you would with sterile water. This makes it practical for multi-dose peptide protocols while helping maintain sterility and stability.
Bacteriostatic water is used to reconstitute (mix) lyophilized, powder-form peptides into a liquid solution for injection.
The benzyl alcohol in bac water prevents bacterial growth, which means the mixed peptide can be stored in a vial and drawn from multiple times over its usable period (usually up to 28 days), instead of having to use it immediately like you would with sterile water. This makes it practical for multi-dose peptide protocols while helping maintain sterility and stability.
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