Bacteriostatic Water with a Lot-Specific COA

what is bacteriostatic water certificate of analysis

A lot-specific COA is a Certificate of Analysis issued for one individual production lot — not a generic sample document — reporting that lot's own test results for sterility (USP <71>), endotoxin (USP <85>), benzyl alcohol assay, pH, and particulates. Because each lot is tested separately, only a lot-specific COA proves the vial in your hand was tested. BAC Water Depot publishes a lot-specific COA for every lot, tested by independent third-party laboratories, and a scannable QR code on each vial opens that exact lot's CoA.

how to read bacteriostatic water CoA

To read a bacteriostatic water CoA, look for the lot number, test dates, and results for sterility (USP <71>), pH, and endotoxin levels. The CoA should also include the name and address of the testing laboratory. The results should be compared to the established specifications to ensure the water meets the required standards.

bacteriostatic water lot testing

Bacteriostatic water lot testing involves testing each lot of water for sterility, pH, and endotoxin levels to ensure it meets the required standards. USP <71> sterility testing is a common standard used for this purpose. BAC Water Depot, for instance, performs USP <71> sterility testing on every lot of bacteriostatic water.

what is the cost of bacteriostatic water

The cost of bacteriostatic water can vary depending on the quantity and supplier. For example, a single 10 mL vial can cost $9.99, while a 10-pack can cost $74.99. Bulk pricing is also available, with 25 vials costing $7.49 each, 50 vials costing $6.99 each, and 500 or more vials costing $6.49 each.

how to access bacteriostatic water certificate of analysis

The bacteriostatic water CoA can be accessed through a scannable QR code on the vial, which links to the manufacturer's website, such as bacwaterdepot.com/coa/[lot-number]. This allows users to easily retrieve the CoA for their specific lot of bacteriostatic water.

what is the shipping policy for bacteriostatic water

Bacteriostatic water is typically shipped from a US fulfillment center, with same-day shipping available for orders placed within a certain timeframe. This ensures that the water is delivered quickly and efficiently, which is important for maintaining its quality and purity.

what are the quality control measures for bacteriostatic water

Quality control measures for bacteriostatic water include testing each lot for sterility (USP <71>), pH, and endotoxin levels, as well as manufacturing in an ISO 9001:2015 facility. Additionally, using a CoA from multiple independent third-party laboratories, like those provided by BAC Water Depot, can help ensure the water meets the required standards.