What should I know before sourcing bacteriostatic water?
Composition, formats, and documentation.
For Research Use Only. Not for Human Consumption.
Nexus supplies bacteriostatic water as a laboratory reagent in 30 mL vials, with single, 5-pack, 10-pack, and case-of-50 formats. Composition, sterility, and endotoxin documentation should be checked against the supplied lot. These answers cover purchasing, packaging, and sealed-vial storage. For Research Use Only. Not for Human Consumption.
What is the composition of the bacteriostatic water?
The specified composition is sterile water with 0.9% benzyl alcohol. Lot-specific analytical values belong in the corresponding certificate of analysis.
Which 30 mL formats are available?
The catalog includes a single 30 mL vial at $19.99, a 5-pack at $82.00, a 10-pack at $155.00, and a case of 50 at $675.00. Each format contains the same nominal 30 mL vial size, and the per-vial price falls from $19.99 to $13.50 across the range.
Where can I find a certificate of analysis?
Visit Testing for the lot documentation record. Match the lot identifier on the vial to the certificate. If the record is not published, request it from Nexus before ordering.
What testing information belongs in the lot record?
The lot record covers composition, sterility, and endotoxin testing. The certificate identifies the testing laboratory, methods, specifications, and reported values. Pending entries are not released test results.
How do I match a vial to its documentation?
Use the lot identifier printed on the vial label. Compare that identifier with the lot field on the certificate of analysis and retain the matching document with your purchasing records.
How should a sealed vial be stored?
Follow the storage conditions and expiry printed on the sealed vial label and its lot documentation. Keep the original packaging available for reference. Request the applicable storage specification if it is missing.
Where is the bacteriostatic water manufactured?
Nexus bacteriostatic water is manufactured in the USA. Nexus is based in Cypress, TX. Contact Nexus for documentation relating to a specific lot.
How are shipping charges confirmed?
Available shipping services, charges, and any applicable tax are presented at checkout when ordering is available. For case or wholesale orders, request shipping details with your quote.
Can a laboratory request wholesale quantities?
Yes. Use the wholesale inquiry form to specify the pack format, number of packs, and documentation requirements. Nexus can confirm pricing and availability for the requested quantity.
Who can answer packaging or documentation questions?
Contact Nexus with the product format and relevant lot identifier. Support covers composition documentation, sealed packaging, lot records, shipping, and supply inquiries.
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