
TUTORIAL
Reconstituting your peptides
SanaPept peptides arrive lyophilized (powder). Here is a typical laboratory workflow to bring them into solution with bacteriostatic water — clean, precise, and safe.
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Gather the materials
- • Lyophilized peptide vial
- • Bacteriostatic water
- • Suitable sterile syringe + needle
- • Alcohol wipes, gloves, clean surface
PeptideBac WaterSyringeWipes - 2
Prepare the vials
- • Remove the protective caps from both vials
- • Check that stoppers are intact and clean
- • Calculate the water volume for your protocol (see the dosage guide)
Cap→Stopper readyTip
Write the target concentration on a label now (e.g. 5 mg + 2 ml → 2.5 mg/ml).
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Disinfect
- • Put on clean gloves
- • Wipe both vial stoppers with an alcohol wipe
- • Let dry a few seconds before piercing
Gloves + wipe - 4
Draw bacteriostatic water
- • First draw an air volume equal to the desired water volume
- • Inject the air into the water vial, then draw the water
- • Expel air bubbles from the syringe
Bac Water+Exact volumeImportant
Use only bacteriostatic water suited for laboratory reconstitution — not tap water, and not unpreserved sterile water if your protocol calls for Bac Water.
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Inject water into the peptide
- • Pierce the peptide vial stopper
- • Let the water run slowly down the wall, not as a direct jet onto the powder
- • Let it rest for a moment
Slow injection→Along the wallTip
Injecting slowly reduces foaming and protects the peptide.
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Dissolve the peptide
- • Gently roll the vial between your fingers (circular motion)
- • Wait for a clear, homogeneous solution
- • Do not use a violent vortex
Gentle swirlDo not shake
Shaking can denature the peptide. Patience and a gentle swirl are usually enough.
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Store correctly
- • Refrigerate according to your protocol (often 2–8 °C once reconstituted)
- • Protect from light if recommended
- • Label: peptide, concentration, reconstitution date
Cold storageKeep cold
Lyophilized powder keeps better dry and cold; once in solution, follow your protocol timelines strictly.
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Dispose safely
- • Place needles and syringes in a suitable sharps container
- • Never throw needles in household trash
- • Follow your lab / facility rules
Sharps binSafety
Key points
- Clean work: gloves, wipes, dedicated surface.
- Water along the wall — never a hard jet onto the powder.
- Gentle swirl — no shaking.
- Labeling + cold storage per protocol.
- Laboratory / research use only.
Next: calculate your dosage.
Technical guide for laboratory use only. Not medical advice. Follow sterility best practices for your research environment.