Peptide Handling Guide
Everything you need to know about storing, reconstituting, and handling research peptides properly
Essential Tips
Follow these fundamentals every time you handle research peptides






Reconstitution Step by Step
How to properly mix your lyophilized peptide with bacteriostatic water
Gather Your Supplies
You'll need: the peptide vial, bacteriostatic water, an alcohol swab, and a syringe with needle. Make sure everything is sealed and unexpired
Clean the Vial Stoppers
Wipe the rubber stopper of both the peptide vial and the BAC water vial with an alcohol swab. Let them air dry for a few seconds
Draw the BAC Water
Using a clean syringe, draw the desired amount of bacteriostatic water. Use our calculator to determine the exact volume for your target concentration
Add Water to the Peptide
Insert the needle into the peptide vial and aim the stream at the inside wall of the glass. Let the water drip down slowly. Never spray directly onto the powder!
Swirl Gently
Once the water is added, gently roll the vial between your fingers. Do not shake, vortex, or agitate the vial — peptides are fragile molecules
Store and Label
Write the reconstitution date and concentration on the vial. Return it to the refrigerator immediately
Important Warnings
- Never use regular sterile water! It has no preservative and allows bacteria to grow within hours.
- Do not freeze reconstituted peptides. Freezing causes ice crystals that destroy the peptide structure.
- Avoid shaking vials. Aggressive mixing denatures the peptide and reduces potency.
- Discard any vial that appears cloudy, discolored, or has visible particles after reconstitution.
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