Batch Tested
Every batch tested for purity and consistency.
For research and laboratory use
Reconstitution Water
ReconWater
Sterile. Verified. Trusted.
Reconstitution water for peptide and laboratory research workflows, with batch verification and clear lot documentation.
30 mL volume
COA available
0.9% Benzyl Alcohol
30 mL
Multi-dose
COA
Lot verified
Key Features
Built for controlled research workflows.
COA Verified
Certificate of Analysis available for every lot.
Trusted Quality
Multi-dose sterile formulation.
Product Details
Clear specifications for repeatable preparation.
ReconWater is prepared for multi-dose research use where sterility, documentation, and consistent handling matter.
Specifications
- Volume
- 30 mL
- Type
- Multi-dose
- Preservative
- 0.9% Benzyl Alcohol
Ingredients
- Sterile Water
- Benzyl Alcohol
Mock COA
Certificate of Analysis
- Appearance
- Clear, Colorless
- pH
- 4.5-7.0
- Sterility
- PASS
- Particulate Matter
- PASS
Batch Tested
COA Verified
Verified Quality
About
What reconstitution water is used for.
Reconstitution water is used to dilute peptides and other research materials into a prepared solution. ReconWater is designed for lab settings that need a sterile, preserved, multi-dose format.
For research and laboratory use only. Not for human consumption.
Dilutes peptides
Used in laboratory workflows to dilute peptides for controlled research handling.
Maintains sterility
Prepared to support sterile technique from initial draw through repeated access.
Multi-dose ready
Includes preservative support for multi-dose research use after proper handling.
Contact
Request product and lot information.
Reach out for product questions, batch documentation, availability, and wholesale inquiries.
Phone
Available on request
Location
USA
Contact us directly.
For product questions, lot documentation, COA requests, availability, or wholesale inquiries.
Direct Contact
support@reconwater.comHelpful Details to Include
- Product or batch information requested
- COA or lot documentation needs
- Wholesale or availability questions