Peptides
Bacteriostatic Water (BAC Water)
Also called BAC Water · Bacteriostatic Water for Injection · Bacteriostatic NaCl
Bacteriostatic water is a preserved pharmaceutical diluent used to dissolve or dilute compatible medicines. Its preservative does not sterilize a powder or give every mixed peptide a 28-day shelf life.
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Sources Labels, studies and notes behind this guide
- 1. Pfizer: Bacteriostatic Water for Injection label
Diluent used only according to the drug manufacturer’s directions; benzyl alcohol, neonatal contraindication, hemolysis warning for IV water alone and no blanket permission to store reconstituted drugs.
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