
For In Vitro Use Only — Not for Human Use
Sterile 3ml vial of dilute acetic acid water for laboratory reconstitution of a small number of specific research peptides only — not a general-purpose diluent. For most peptides you should use bacteriostatic water.
Acetic Acid Water is a sterile dilute acidic solution supplied in a 3ml vial for laboratory research use. It is intended as a specialist reconstitution aid for a narrow set of peptides that will not fully dissolve in bacteriostatic water alone — specifically AOD-9604, Ipamorelin and Tesamorelin. For all other peptides in our range, bacteriostatic water is the correct diluent and should be purchased separately.
For the three peptides above, the standard laboratory protocol is: add ~0.5ml of acetic acid water first to fully dissolve the lyophilised powder (do not shake — swirl gently), then top up with ~2.5ml of bacteriostatic water. The resulting working solution is approximately 25% acetic acid water / 75% bacteriostatic water. Acetic acid water is not used on its own as the final diluent, and is not required for any other peptide in our catalogue.
Handle in a controlled laboratory environment using aseptic technique. Draw the required small volume (typically ~0.5ml) into a sterile syringe, add slowly to the peptide vial and swirl — never shake. Follow with bacteriostatic water to reach the final working volume. Bacteriostatic water must be purchased separately and is required to complete reconstitution for the peptides listed above.