Pfizer Hospira Bacteriostatic Water – 30 mL (Exp. 02/28/2027)

Pfizer Hospira Bacteriostatic Water  – 30 mL 

Overview:
Pfizer’s Hospira Bacteriostatic Water for Injection, USP is widely regarded as the most trusted and reliable choice for sterile reconstitution. This 30 mL vial contains sterile, non-pyrogenic water with 0.9% benzyl alcohol, allowing for multiple withdrawals under appropriate sterile conditions. Bacteriostatic Water for sale.

Recognized as the industry benchmark, Hospira’s formulation meets USP standards and is manufactured under Pfizer’s strict quality assurance protocols. It’s the preferred option for professionals requiring dependable results in sensitive lab work.

Highlights:

• 💧 30 mL sterile vial designed for repeated research use

• 🧴 Preserved with 0.9% benzyl alcohol to minimize microbial growth

• 🔍 USP-compliant for sterility and purity

• 🏭 Pfizer-manufactured under cGMP standards

• ⚗️ Ideal for research compound dilution and preparation

• 🚫 Not for human or animal use – For research purposes only

Primary Uses:

• Preparing non-clinical or analytical test materials

• Reconstituting freeze-dried compounds for lab applications

• Supporting sterile workflows in scientific and experimental settings

Important Notice:

• This product is for research use only.
• It is not intended for human or animal use, medical treatment, or diagnostic procedures.
• By purchasing, the buyer acknowledges this product is to be used solely in a research setting by qualified personnel.
  
  

Weather Notice (Hot & Cold Conditions)

All reconstitution solution products are stored under Controlled Room Temperature (CRT) conditions prior to shipment. However, we are not responsible for temperature exposure after the product leaves our facility.

While both freezing and high heat are not recommended, short-term exposure to ambient temperature extremes during shipping is unlikely to degrade the integrity of this product due to its stable composition. Nevertheless, customers concerned about temperature-sensitive shipments should make arrangements to prevent prolonged exposure to sub-freezing or excessively hot conditions, such as packages sitting in mailboxes, trucks, or on porches for extended periods.