Practical handling guides for laboratory work with research peptides. For laboratory research use only — nothing here is guidance for human or animal use.
Handling guides
Lyophilized peptides arrive as a dry powder and have to be reconstituted, stored and labeled correctly before any research work begins. These guides cover the parts researchers ask about most often.
How to reconstitute a research peptide
Choosing a diluent, adding it correctly, and working out the concentration of the finished vial.
How to store research peptides
Storage before and after reconstitution, light and moisture, and keeping lot records straight.
Bacteriostatic vs sterile water
What separates the two diluents, and why multi-entry work usually calls for bacteriostatic water.
Related pages
Browse peptide vials, oral peptide capsules and liquid sprays, or review lab reports for a specific lot. Bacteriostatic water is stocked alongside the vials.