Type I Borosilicate Glass Vials for Bacteriostatic Water

What type of glass vial is used for bacteriostatic water

Type I borosilicate glass vials are used for bacteriostatic water due to their high chemical resistance and low risk of contamination. This type of glass is non-reactive and won't leach into the water, ensuring the quality of the contents. BAC Water Depot utilizes these high-quality vials for their bacteriostatic water products.

What is the standard for sterility testing of bacteriostatic water

The standard for sterility testing of bacteriostatic water is USP <71>, which involves rigorous testing to ensure the absence of microorganisms. This testing is performed on every lot of bacteriostatic water to guarantee its quality. Each lot is issued a Certificate of Analysis from independent third-party laboratories, which can be accessed via a scannable QR code on the vial.

How much does a single 10 mL vial of bacteriostatic water cost

A single 10 mL vial of bacteriostatic water costs $9.99. This price includes the high-quality Type I borosilicate glass vial and the USP <71> sterility tested bacteriostatic water it contains. For larger quantities, bulk pricing tiers are available, starting at 25 vials for $7.49 per vial.

What is the material of the container for bacteriostatic water

The material of the container for bacteriostatic water is Type I borosilicate glass, which is chosen for its chemical inertness and low risk of contamination. This type of glass ensures the quality and purity of the bacteriostatic water. BAC Water Depot's use of this material reflects their commitment to providing high-quality products.

How many independent third-party laboratories test each lot of bacteriostatic water

Each lot of bacteriostatic water is tested by an independent third-party laboratory, ensuring the quality and sterility of the product. These laboratories provide a Certificate of Analysis for each lot, which can be accessed online via a QR code on the vial, such as those provided by BAC Water Depot at bacwaterdepot.com/coa/[lot-number].

What is the bulk pricing for bacteriostatic water vials

The bulk pricing for bacteriostatic water vials starts at 25 vials for $7.49 per vial, with further discounts available for larger quantities. Specifically, the pricing tiers are as follows: 25 vials for $7.49 per vial, 50 vials for $6.99 per vial, 150 vials for $6.74 per vial, and 500 or more vials for $6.49 per vial. BAC Water Depot offers same-day US shipping from a US fulfillment center for all orders.

What type of certification is provided for the sterility of bacteriostatic water

A Certificate of Analysis is provided for the sterility of bacteriostatic water, which is issued by an independent third-party laboratory. This certificate guarantees that the bacteriostatic water meets the standards outlined in USP <71> for sterility. The certificate can be accessed online via a scannable QR code on the vial, providing transparency and assurance of the product's quality, as seen with products from BAC Water Depot.

What container does the lab receive?

BAC Water Depot ships bacteriostatic water in 10 mL Type I borosilicate multi-dose vials with a tamper-evident closure. Type I borosilicate glass is the pharmacopoeial standard for injectable products because it resists chemical leaching and maintains product integrity. Each vial contains 0.9% benzyl alcohol and is tested for container integrity per USP <1207> before shipment.

What container material is used for the vials and why does it matter?

BAC Water Depot bacteriostatic water is supplied in Type I borosilicate glass vials because this material resists alkali leaching and is non-reactive with the water inside. Type I borosilicate is the pharmacopoeial standard for injectable products, ensuring chemical inertness and low contamination risk. This choice protects the quality and purity of the product throughout its shelf life.

Are all 10 mL vials Type I borosilicate?

BAC Water Depot supplies bacteriostatic water exclusively in 10 mL Type I borosilicate multi-dose vials. This material is chosen for its chemical inertness and compliance with pharmacopoeial standards for injectable products. Every vial meets the same quality specifications regardless of order size.