Current catalogue prices and availability for bacteriostatic water, with format and documentation checks for a like-for-like comparison.
| Material and format | Price | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| BAC Water (3mL)3mL / sterile glass vial | £4.09 | In stock |
| BAC Water (10mL)10mL / sterile glass vial | £6.19 | In stock |
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Compare the supplied volume and stated composition, not just the bottle price. The 3mL and 10mL formats are separate catalogue listings. Water is a reagent rather than a peptide, and price per milligram is not a useful comparison for these volumes. A product name alone does not establish compatibility with a laboratory method.
The listed price is a commercial figure, not an analytical result. Check the full material name, labelled quantity and physical form, then the report status and batch reference. An old purity percentage or a certificate for another lot should not be used to fill a documentation gap. Our COA reading guide and HPLC purity guide explain those checks.
Available reports are in the COA library. Report availability, stock and price are different facts: a published certificate does not imply stock, and an available listing does not imply that every possible analytical test has been performed.
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The sterile and bacteriostatic water reference explains the naming distinction. See sample-preparation documentation for the material and method records to establish.
The research-material price overview brings the current public formats together. Materials are supplied solely for non-clinical in-vitro laboratory research, not for use in or on humans or animals. No dose, preparation recipe or administration guidance is provided.
What to establish before preparing a research sample: material identity, solvent specification, units, documentation and the scope of a validated laboratory method.
Research DocumentationHow chromatographic peak-area purity differs from identity, quantity and mass fraction, and which method details matter when reading a peptide report.
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