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Peptide Storage & Reconstitution Guide | Regena Peptides Research

Storage and reconstitution reference for lyophilised research peptides — cold-chain, in-use stability and labelling practice.

Lyophilised storage

2–8°C for short-term archive; −20°C for long-term. Keep vials upright, dry and away from light.

After reconstitution

Refrigerated, capped, with the reconstitution date and concentration written on the vial. Discard at the end of the COA's in-use window.

Labelling

Every vial should carry the compound, concentration, reconstitution date and lot number. Internal SOPs should govern transfer to working stocks.

Frequently asked questions

What solvent should I use?+

Bacteriostatic water is the most common solvent for research peptides. Always confirm against the compound's COA notes.

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