Kit Contents:
Alcohol Prep Pads (50 Pack):
Sterile, individually wrapped pads saturated with 70% isopropyl alcohol, ideal for disinfecting surfaces and maintaining aseptic conditions.
Bacteriostatic Water – 30ml Vial (1):
A 30ml vial of Hospira Bacteriostatic water
3 mL Sterile Vials (4):
Sterile vials with a 3 mL capacity.
-Note: Clear vials may be replaced with amber if stock is limited.
3mL Luer Lock Syringes (4):
High-quality 3mL luer lock syringes, designed for precise measurement and secure needle attachment.
PeptideTest Syringe Filter .22μm PES 4mm (4):
Designed for precision filtration and dependable performance, the PeptideTest 0.22μm PES 4mm syringe filter delivers high-efficiency purification in a compact, low hold-up format ideal for small-volume.
PeptideTest Syringe Filter .22μm PES 13mm (4):
We provide these for venting but since they have a larger surface area they can also be used for efficient filtering, in which case you can use the 4mm filters for venting
Hypodermic Needles 25g 1-1/2″ (4):
Sterile 25-gauge needles with a 1.5-inch length
Hypodermic Needles 25g 5/8″ (12):
Sterile 25-gauge needles with a 5/8-inch length
Todd Tenhet –
Better put together than expected
C.J. –
Everything was neatly packaged and of great quality! It was like a Christmas present to myself #nerdingout
Stevie Porter –
Great kit. Very helpful and has everything you need. I will definitely be purchasing again due to the great medical quality standards this is packaged with.
John Sani –
Had everything I needed to filter for my first time. Now I know what I need and ordered bulk. Love this kit!
joe Johnson Johnson –
Overall very satisfied. All quality parts and materials. Everything fits as it should, no issue with quality or use.
Only one negative, and that is the fact that the bacteriostatic water is in a PLASTIC vial. As this water sits in this container for extended periods of an unknown duration, it is picking up the microplastics from the vial. I feel that it is important to discarded the vial and use water in a glass vial (purchased from a different vendor). While it is true that the syringes and filters that are used are made of plastic also, and in an ideal world they would be glass and stainless steel, the water/peptides are only in these containers for seconds/minutes, and so I presume less overall contamination from the toxic material.
However, the water is in the plastic (toxic) vial for weeks/months, and in unknown temperature fluctuation, which may reasonable be presumed to increase plastic leeching into the water and thus the risk of micro-plastic contamination is simply unacceptable for my use case, and as mentioned, the water should in my opinion, be discarded.
It is my sincere hope that this review will prompt the company to discontinue using plastic for the bacteriostatic water, and follow the standard industry practice of using glass for this product.