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BAC30 · wholesale

Bacteriostatic Water 30 mL — by the box

The 30 mL multi-dose vial is the size most resellers stock: one vial serves a busy bench for a month. We sell it by the factory box of 25 vials with the box price published, and the lot of every carton listed on the packing list.

Bacteriostatic Water 30 mL — box of 25 vialsBacteriostatic Water 30 mL — one vial (sold by the box of 25)

Box of 25 vials · 30 mL each · BAC30

$155.00
1 box × $155.00 per box

Prices in USD per box. 20+ boxes of a size, freight outside the US and private label are quoted. US shipping $9.90 per order.

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Product facts

ProductBacteriostatic Water 30 mL
CompositionSterile water with 0.9% (v/v) benzyl alcohol as preservative
Vial typeMulti-dose (preserved)
Fill volume30 mL per vial (fill tolerance in the specification)
AppearanceClear, colorless solution
Storage (unopened)Store at 15–25 °C, protected from light. Do not freeze. Exact excursions, expiry and opened-vial period require released-configuration evidence.
Sold asBoxes of 25 vials (no single vials)
SKU codeBAC30
ContainerClear glass vial · grey butyl rubber stopper · aluminium flip-off seal example
Current lot · expiryEXAMPLE-BW30-2608 · 2028-08 example · COA data
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Who buys this size

  • Peptide sellers who ship a vial of water with every order
  • Distributors restocking 100–1,000 vials at a time
  • Labs that standardise on one preserved diluent
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Ordering notes

  • Ask for a single lot across your order — the quote says whether one lot covers it, so one COA matches every vial you resell.
  • Sold by the box of 25 vials; 1–19 boxes at the box price, 20+ boxes quoted.
  • Mix sizes freely in one quote request.
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Box prices

ProductBox1–19 boxes20+ boxes
Bacteriostatic Water 30 mL BAC3025 vials$155.00 / boxquote

All box prices and terms · Private label terms · Lead times

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Release specification (every lot is tested to this)

TestMethodAcceptance criterion
AppearanceVisual examination against the stated descriptionClear, colorless solution
Water and benzyl-alcohol component identityQualified water-grade document review plus GC retention-time and FTIR comparison against a qualified benzyl-alcohol referenceWater grade conforms to the released specification and the preservative is identified as benzyl alcohol; component identity does not by itself establish concentration, sterility or finished-product status
Benzyl alcohol contentGC-FID with a qualified external reference and validated v/v calculation0.9% ± 0.1% (v/v)
pHPotentiometry (USP <791>)5.0–7.0
Elemental impuritiesICP-MS (USP <233>), closed-vessel microwave digestionCd NMT 0.2; Pb 0.5; As 1.0; Hg 0.3; Co 0.5; V 1.0; Ni 2.0; Li 5.0; Sb 1.0; Cu 5.0 ppm; sum of Cd, Pb, As, Hg, Co, V and Ni <4.0 ppm
Antimicrobial effectivenessUSP <51>, Category 1 challenge with five specified organisms through 28 daysMeets USP <51> Category 1 criteria for the tested released formulation; this result does not sterilize a contaminated vial or replace aseptic controls
Fill volumeGravimetric determination with validated density correction30.00 mL/vial ±3.0%
Particulate matterLight obscuration (USP <788> Method 1); visible particles per USP <790>NMT 6000 particles ≥10 µm and NMT 600 particles ≥25 µm per container; essentially free from visible particulates
Bacterial endotoxinsKinetic chromogenic LAL (USP <85>)NMT 0.25 EU/mL
SterilityUSP <71>, membrane filtration with demonstrated method suitabilitySterile — no growth

Specification from our product master. Results for a lot are on its COA.

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Lot COA

Original file on request

Example data · not a real lot

Bacteriostatic Water 30 mL

Lot
EXAMPLE-BW30-2608
Manufactured
2026-08
Expiry
2028-08
Container
Clear glass vial · grey butyl rubber stopper · aluminium flip-off seal
TestMethodSpecificationResult
AppearanceVisual examination against the stated descriptionClear, colorless solutionConforms (example)
Water and benzyl-alcohol component identityQualified water-grade document review plus GC retention-time and FTIR comparison against a qualified benzyl-alcohol referenceWater grade conforms to the released specification and the preservative is identified as benzyl alcohol; component identity does not by itself establish concentration, sterility or finished-product statusConforms (example)
Benzyl alcohol contentGC-FID with a qualified external reference and validated v/v calculation0.9% ± 0.1% (v/v)0.91% v/v (example)
pHPotentiometry (USP <791>)5.0–7.05.8 (example)
Elemental impuritiesICP-MS (USP <233>), closed-vessel microwave digestionCd NMT 0.2; Pb 0.5; As 1.0; Hg 0.3; Co 0.5; V 1.0; Ni 2.0; Li 5.0; Sb 1.0; Cu 5.0 ppm; sum of Cd, Pb, As, Hg, Co, V and Ni <4.0 ppmAll elements below limits (example)
Antimicrobial effectivenessUSP <51>, Category 1 challenge with five specified organisms through 28 daysMeets USP <51> Category 1 criteria for the tested released formulation; this result does not sterilize a contaminated vial or replace aseptic controlsMeets Category 1 criteria (example)
Fill volumeGravimetric determination with validated density correction30.00 mL/vial ±3.0%30.24 mL (example)
Particulate matterLight obscuration (USP <788> Method 1); visible particles per USP <790>NMT 6000 particles ≥10 µm and NMT 600 particles ≥25 µm per container; essentially free from visible particulates≥10 µm: 120 / container; ≥25 µm: 8 / container (example)
Bacterial endotoxinsKinetic chromogenic LAL (USP <85>)NMT 0.25 EU/mL< 0.10 EU/mL (example)
SterilityUSP <71>, membrane filtration with demonstrated method suitabilitySterile — no growthNo growth (14 days) (example)

The full certificate (PDF) for your lot is sent by our sales team. Request the COA with a quote

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Questions buyers ask

How many 30 mL vials are in a box?
25 vials. We sell by the box only, so 100 vials = four boxes; you can mix sizes in one quote.
Can every vial in my order come from one lot?
Ask for it in the quote. We check the lot sizes in stock and confirm in writing which lot (or lots) you receive, with each lot's COA.
Is the 30 mL vial worth it over 10 mL?
Only if the opened vial is used up within 28 days. For low use, 10 mL wastes less, even if the 30 mL box costs less per mL.