Storage conditions influence the stability of research compounds. Use this page as a general reference and follow the product-specific instructions and documentation supplied with your material.
Checks at receipt
- Open the parcel promptly and inspect the tamper-evident seal.
- Transfer each item to its specified storage conditions without delay.
- Keep the label and batch information with your laboratory records.
Conditions by format
| Supplied format | Before opening | After opening or preparation |
|---|---|---|
| Stabilised pre-mixed pen cartridges | Refrigerate at 2–8 °C and protect from light | Keep upright at 2–8 °C; observe the product-specific in-use period |
| Freeze-dried peptide vials | −20 °C; protect from light and moisture | Following reconstitution, refrigerate at 2–8 °C and use aseptic practice |
| Bacteriostatic water and accessories | Room temperature, out of direct sunlight | Discard water vials 28 days after the first puncture |
Working with the material
- Follow established laboratory procedures, including gloves, a clean work surface and aseptic technique when puncturing a septum.
- Limit repeated freezing and thawing of reconstituted compounds. Where repeated access is required by the protocol, consider aliquoting.
- Observe the stated stability period. Ask the team if any part of the documentation is unclear.
For questions about a particular format or its documentation, email info@theonlinepeptidehut.com. The team normally replies within one working day.
This information supports laboratory research handling and record-keeping. It is not guidance for use in humans or animals.