Description
The 10 vial container is a storage case that holds up to 10 peptide vials upright and apart. It’s branded Certified Peptides and costs $25.00, down from $35.00. Store discount codes don’t apply to this item.
What the 10 vial container is for
Peptide vials are small, round and easy to lose at the back of a fridge. Once you have more than two or three going at once, they roll, get mixed up and get knocked over. The 10 vial container gives each vial its own slot, so they stay upright and you can see every label at a glance.
It’s sized for the 3mL glass vials most of our peptides ship in, such as BPC-157 10mg, GLP3-R 30mg and GHK-Cu 100mg.
Design
The 10 vial container holds ten vials in individual slots, so a whole study fits in one place. It keeps vials from touching each other, which also cuts down on chipped glass.
Which vials fit
Most of our peptides ship in 3mL vials, and those are what the 10 vial container is made for. A handful of products come in bigger vials: GLP3-R 120mg, MOTS-c 40mg, Tesamorelin 20mg and Buffered NAD+ 500mg use 5mL vials, and NAD+ 500mg, Buffered NAD+ 1000mg and Glutathione 1500mg come in 10mL vials. Those larger vials won’t sit in the slots, so keep them in the Big Everything Box, which has larger slots.
10 vial container or a different size?
Pick the 10 vial container if you usually have more than six vials going, or you want sealed and open vials in one place. If you only need a few slots, the 6 vial container is smaller and cheaper.
Lots of labs buy two: one 10 vial container for open vials in the fridge and a second for sealed spares in the freezer. That way you never have to dig through a freezer drawer to find the next vial.
Fridge organization tips
- Put the vials you’re drawing from this week at the front of the container.
- Turn every label to face the same way so you can read them without picking vials up.
- Write the reconstitution date on each label in permanent marker.
- Keep the container on a middle shelf, away from the door, where the temperature is steadier.
How labs use it
- Keep open, reconstituted vials together on one fridge shelf.
- Separate sealed vials in the freezer from open ones in the fridge.
- Group vials by study or by compound.
- Carry vials between rooms or buildings without them rolling around.
Need a different size? The 6 vial container is $20.00, and the Big Everything Box holds vials and supplies together in one latching case.
10 vial container specifications
- Capacity: 10 vials
- Fits: standard 3mL peptide vials
- Use: portable vial storage and organization
- SKU: CP-CASE-10
- Vials not included
Care
Wipe it with a damp cloth or an alcohol wipe. Let it dry before putting vials back in. It’s fine in the fridge; avoid heat sources such as dishwashers or hot cars.
Other lab supplies to go with the 10 vial container
- Bacteriostatic Water 10mL, $20.00: for reconstituting a few peptide vials
- Bacteriostatic Water 30mL (Hospira), $36.00: the larger Hospira vial for labs that mix often
- Acetic Acid Solution 0.6% (10mL), $20.00: for peptides that won’t dissolve in water
- 6 Vial Container, $20.00: a compact sliding-lid case for six vials
- 3mL Vial Caps (10 Pack), $5.00: covers the stopper on open vials
- Big Everything Box (Vial Storage Case), $40.00: a latching hard case for vials and supplies
Peptide handling basics
Freeze-dried peptides are stable as long as they stay dry and cold. The trouble starts after mixing: a reconstituted peptide sits in water, and from that point heat, light, repeated punctures and bacteria all shorten its life. Good supplies don’t change the chemistry, but they make the routine easier to follow every time.
Three habits cover most of it. Swab the stopper before every draw, keep mixed vials in the fridge and out of the light, and label each vial with what’s in it, the concentration and the date. For background on peptide stability in solution, this PubMed search on peptide stability is a good place to start.
10 vial container FAQ
What does the 10 vial container hold?
Up to 10 standard 3mL peptide vials, each in its own slot.
Are vials included?
No. The container is empty. Vials are sold separately.
Will it fit 5mL or 10mL vials?
It’s sized for 3mL vials. Larger vials may not fit the slots.
Can it go in the fridge?
Yes. That’s what most people use it for.
Do discount codes work on it?
No. Store discount codes don’t apply to this item.
Buy the 10 vial container
The 10 vial container is in stock at $25.00, down from $35.00. Add one to your next order and your fridge shelf will thank you.
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For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA.
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