What bacteriostatic water is as a laboratory supply item, how it differs in composition from sterile water, and how we position it in our research catalogue.
What is bacteriostatic water?
Bacteriostatic water is typically sterile water containing a preservative (commonly 0.9% benzyl alcohol). It is sold by My UK Peptides as a laboratory / research supply item.
Important: This page does not explain how to mix or reconstitute peptides, and it does not provide syringe, volume, or preparation instructions. Follow your institution’s own SOP and the product label.
Composition notes (not usage instructions)
| Property | Bacteriostatic water | Sterile water |
|---|---|---|
| Preservative | Often 0.9% benzyl alcohol | Typically none |
| Catalogue role | Research / lab supply | Research / lab supply |
Related catalogue items may include acetic acid solutions sold as laboratory reagents. Always check labels and institutional chemical-hygiene rules.
My UK Peptides supplies bacteriostatic water and related laboratory reagents for research use only — not for human or veterinary use.