Vitamin B12 and Bacteriostatic Water, wholesale
Bacteriostatic water, water with 0.9 percent benzyl alcohol, and vitamin B12, sold by the box of ten vials and kept at room temperature.
Every strength in this range
Stock key
- In stock
- on the shelf, leaves in 1 to 2 business days once payment clears
- Low stock
- on the shelf and running low; leaves in 1 to 2 business days
- Ships in 1 week
- on its way in
- Ships in 2 weeks
- on order
- Made to order, 4 weeks
- made for the order, about four weeks
- Special order, 50-box minimum
- brought in on a 50-box minimum rather than held in stock; the desk confirms the date before you pay
Prices are in US dollars per sealed box. Per unit is the box price over the milligrams, millilitres or units in the box.
Ancillary & Supplies runs to 2 compounds and 3 vial strengths. The cheapest box sold singly is Bacteriostatic Water 3ml x 10 vials (BAC3) at $5.19, the most expensive Vitamin B12 10mg x 10 vials (B12) at $39.40, and every price is per sealed box of ten; freight included to US addresses from $1,000 of goods. Bacteriostatic Water comes in the most strengths, 2 of them. Per milligram, the best-priced line sold by the single box is B12, Vitamin B12 10mg x 10 vials, at $0.394 per mg.
Nothing in this range is on the shelf today; every line is made to order in about four weeks. Each compound has one page carrying every strength, its specification and its questions, and the whole range is on the price list.
Neither compound in this range is a peptide, and both are released against an article specification, not against a calculated mass. Bacteriostatic water is water for laboratory use with 0.9 percent benzyl alcohol as its preservative, released on appearance, identity and fill; sterility, endotoxin and pH for a batch are questions for the desk, and the bacteriostatic water guide sets it beside sterile water, which carries no benzyl alcohol, for a method that cannot take it. Vitamin B12 is cyanocobalamin, C63H88CoN14O14P at 1,355.4, a corrin ring around cobalt whose colour is the metal complex, so a red vial is right and a pale or brown one is not; light slowly turns it to hydroxocobalamin. The same cyanocobalamin is the B12 in Lipo-C with B12 (LC216), which is why that solution is pink to red.
Questions about this range
Which Ancillary & Supplies line is the best value per milligram?
Per milligram, the best-priced line sold by the single box is B12, Vitamin B12 10mg x 10 vials, at $0.394 per mg. Compare the per-unit column before the box price. How to compare strengths.
How many Ancillary & Supplies lines are on the shelf right now?
None today. 1 is on order and ships in 2 weeks. 2 are made to order, which ships in about four weeks and can be ordered in any quantity.
Can I mix Ancillary & Supplies lines with other ranges in one order?
Yes. The order minimum is counted across every line in the basket, whatever range it comes from: $100 on a first order, $300 on the second, $500 on the third and $1,000 from the fourth order on. Per line the least is one sealed box of ten vials.
What comes with an Ancillary & Supplies order?
A packing list with the batch number against every line. Every batch has a certificate of analysis, sent with the shipment, and again on request; each batch is released against the specification printed on its compound page. Tracked; to a US address, freight is included from $1,000 of goods and quoted at checkout below that, and to Canada and other countries the desk quotes it.
Reading
Lyophilised powder or solution: what the form of a vial means for buying and storing it
Nearly every line here is freeze-dried powder kept at minus 20 °C; the solution lines are kept at 2 to 8 °C and never frozen, and water and B12 on a room-temperature shelf.
Bacteriostatic water: what it is, how it is kept and what its certificate carries
Bacteriostatic water is water with 0.9% benzyl alcohol; sterile water carries none. BAC3 and BAC10 are kept at room temperature.