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Sterile Water · How it works
Nothing added means nothing to react
This water holds no benzyl alcohol, no salt and no buffer. Preservatives and salts can bind to a peptide, shift its charge, or push it out of solution as cloudy specks. Leaving them out keeps the chemistry simple: one peptide, one solvent. The trade is that nothing guards the vial once the seal is pierced, which is why it is made for one use.
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- Sterile water for injection: single-dose label (Official diluent label · checked 2026-10-08)