Buying guide: Which solvent? Bacteriostatic, sterile and acetic acid water compared
What is acetic acid water?
Acetic acid water is purified water containing a small amount of acetic acid, which lowers its pH. Some peptides, particularly those with many basic amino acids, dissolve more readily in a mildly acidic solvent than in neutral water, so laboratories keep it alongside other reconstitution solvents.
Acetic acid water specifications
- Product: dilute acetic acid in sterile water
- Typical concentration for peptide work: 0.6% acetic acid
- Vial sizes: 3ml and 10ml
- Pack: box of 10 vials
- Catalogue codes: AA3 (3ml), AA10 (10ml)
Acetic acid water for peptide reconstitution is most commonly supplied at 0.6% acetic acid. If your protocol needs an exact value, ask us to confirm the concentration on the certificate for the current batch before ordering.
Other solvents
- Bacteriostatic water, preserved with benzyl alcohol.
- Sterile water, without preservative.
Wholesale price
Prices are per box of 10 vials, with lower prices from 20 and 50 boxes (see the price table above). The minimum order is 5 boxes per item. Shipping is added on your invoice, and you can pay in Bitcoin or USDT. Send your order online or message us on Telegram.
Handling and research-use notice
Store and handle this material as stated on the label and certificate of analysis for your batch. This product is sold for laboratory research use only. It is not a medicine or supplement and is not for human or veterinary use.
