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Bacteriostatic water by $/mL

Bacteriostatic waterSterile water with a small amount of benzyl alcohol, a preservative that slows bacterial growth; a common lab solvent. (and equivalent reconstitution solution) is the diluent used to reconstituteMixing a freeze-dried powder back into liquid so it can be measured and handled. pepmg gives no preparation guidance. lyophilized research peptides. It's a consumable priced per mL, not per mg — so we track it in its own category rather than forcing it into the $/mg index. Ranked by cost-per-mL alone; a vendor can't pay for the top spot.

captured 40m ago · 140 listings · 77 vendors · retail $0.33–$5.00/mL

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These figures are what pepmg still publishes about price: the floor, the middle, the spread and how many sources we track, computed from listings we captured first-party and refreshed on the same schedule as always. We no longer publish the individual listings or the sellers behind them.

bacteriostatic water · market statistics 77 sources tracked
cheapest retail$0.33/mL
median$1.00/mL
dearest retail$5.00/mL
pharma-labelled13/77 sources

Computed from 86 single-vial retail listings across 77 sources we captured first-party. Multi-vial packs, large vials and listings whose volume the store never states are excluded from these figures rather than guessed at — they would make a $/mL that means nothing. 13 of the 77 sources list at least one branded pharmaceutical vial; that is a label of what the product IS, never a quality ranking.

PHARMA-GRADE vs GENERIC — WHAT THE LABEL MEANS

Pharma-grade means a branded pharmaceutical vial — Hospira, Pfizer and similar — which is technically a prescription product. Generic means generic or research-labeled bacteriostatic water, the common vendor offering. This is a transparency label of what the product is, so you can compare like with like. It is not a quality, purity, or safety ranking: pepmg doesn't test these products and makes no claim that either is better or safer than the other.

"$/mL" is the vendor's list price ÷ total volume. Multi-vial packs and large vials are flagged bulk and never define the single-vial "cheapest". Where a pack's per-vial vs total volume isn't clear from the listing, we show n/a rather than guess.

Reconstituting a vial? Use the free reconstitution calculator to work out concentration (mg/mL) and draw volume for laboratory handling.
All products listed are sold by third-party vendors for laboratory and research use only (RUO). Where an FDA label or a peer-reviewed study has published a dose, pepmg reports it with the source named, because that is safer than guessing. It is a report, not medical advice and not a recommendation to use anything. pepmg sells nothing and ships nothing. Listings are price-tracking data, not endorsements.