Description
The Big Everything Box is a green, latching hard case with the Certified-Pep research supply logo on the lid. Inside, a fitted insert holds peptide vials of two sizes plus open bays for other lab supplies. It costs $40.00. Store discount codes don’t apply to this item.
What fits in the Big Everything Box
The insert has two rows of round slots for small vials, a few larger round slots for bigger vials, and open compartments along the sides and front for things like swabs, caps and other small supplies. It’s built so a whole collection lives in one case instead of across drawers and fridge shelves.
The small slots fit standard 3mL peptide vials such as BPC-157 10mg, GLP3-R 30mg and GHK-Cu 100mg. The larger slots take bigger vials, such as our 10mL vials of NAD+ 500mg or bacteriostatic water.
Build and design
- Hard plastic shell in bright green, easy to spot in a crowded fridge or bag.
- Two latches on the front and a hinged lid.
- A rubber gasket around the rim of the lid.
- A fitted insert in dark gray with vial slots and open bays.
Why a hard case?
Soft pouches and foam trays are fine on a shelf, but they don’t protect glass when something heavy lands on them. The Big Everything Box has a rigid shell, latches that stay shut if it’s knocked over and a gasket around the lid. Vials sit in their own slots inside, so they don’t knock into each other in transit.
It’s also one place for everything. Instead of keeping peptide vials in the fridge, bacteriostatic water in a drawer and vial caps somewhere else, the Big Everything Box keeps a working kit together and ready to grab.
What to keep in the Big Everything Box
- Sealed peptide vials waiting to be mixed
- Open vials you’re drawing from this week
- A vial of bacteriostatic water and acetic acid solution
- Alcohol swabs, labels and a marker
- Spare 3mL vial caps
The larger slots take 5mL and 10mL vials, so products like GLP3-R 120mg, MOTS-c 40mg, Tesamorelin 20mg and Buffered NAD+ 500mg or NAD+ 500mg, Buffered NAD+ 1000mg and Glutathione 1500mg fit alongside the standard 3mL vials.
Who it suits
If you only keep a few vials, a 6 vial container or 10 vial container is enough. The Big Everything Box is for labs running several compounds at once, or anyone who moves their supplies around and wants vials, water and accessories in one case.
Big Everything Box specifications
- Type: latching hard case with fitted insert
- Color: green with gray latches and insert
- Holds: 3mL and larger vials plus supplies
- Branding: Certified-Pep research supply logo
- SKU: CP-BIGBOX
- Vials and supplies not included
Care
Wipe the inside and outside with a damp cloth or alcohol wipe. Keep it away from high heat. Make sure vials are capped and upright before you close the lid.
Other lab supplies to go with the Big Everything Box
- 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
- 10 Vial Container, $25.00: keeps ten vials upright and labeled
- 3mL Vial Caps (10 Pack), $5.00: covers the stopper on open vials
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.
Big Everything Box FAQ
What is the Big Everything Box?
A latching hard case with a fitted insert that holds peptide vials of different sizes plus lab supplies.
Does it come with vials?
No. The case is sold empty.
Will it fit in a fridge?
It fits on a standard fridge shelf, but check your space first, since it’s larger than our vial containers.
Do discount codes work on it?
No. Store discount codes don’t apply to this item.
Is it in stock?
Yes.
Buy the Big Everything Box
The Big Everything Box is in stock at $40.00. Add it to your order and keep your whole collection in one place.
See the rest of our lab supplies, including 3mL vial caps.
For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA.
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