Reconstitution Solution 30mL

Lab-grade solution for lyophilized reference material

$19.99

30 mL multiple-dose vial
Lab-grade, sealed and unopened
Pairs with lyophilized reference vials
Ships from Maryland in 1–2 days
In-vitro laboratory research only

Research use only

Laboratory reference standard supplied for Research Use Only (RUO). This material is a research chemical intended for in vitro laboratory, analytical and reference work carried out by qualified scientific researchers. It is not a drug, dietary supplement, cosmetic or food product, and it is not intended for human or veterinary use, consumption or ingestion. It has not been approved by the U.S. FDA. It is sold solely as a laboratory reference compound for analytical chemistry and scientific research applications.

Sold to qualified researchers aged 21 or over. Read the full terms.

About this material

A sealed 30 mL vial of lab-grade reconstitution solution, labelled multiple-dose and marked for research use only. It is bench consumable, not a drug, supplement, food or cosmetic.

It is stocked because reconstitution is the step where lyophilized reference material is most often spoiled. A dedicated lab-grade solution keeps that step consistent across a run rather than varying with whatever happens to be on the shelf.

The vial is supplied as sold by the manufacturer, sealed and unopened, and it carries no third-party assay certificate. Only the lyophilized vials in the catalog are submitted for independent testing, and this listing does not claim otherwise.

Ships in plain unbranded outer packaging with protective inserts, from Manchester, Maryland.

Specifications

Format: Solution
Presentation: 30 mL multiple-dose vial
Grade: Lab grade
Intended use: Laboratory reconstitution of lyophilized reference material
Third-party test: Not applicable to this item
Ships from: Manchester, Maryland, United States
Classification: Research use only

Storage and handling

Store the sealed vial as appropriate for a laboratory solution under the written procedures of the receiving laboratory.
Keep the vial sealed until it is required, and note the date it is first broached under your own record-keeping.
Handle it as laboratory stock under the safety procedures of the receiving site.
Dispose of the vial and its contents under the institutional and local rules that apply where the work is carried out.