Bacteriostatic Water Price in Australia: A$19.99

Current bacteriostatic water price in Australia

Pillar Research currently lists Bacteriostatic Water (10mL) at A$19.99 per vial. The product is in stock in Australia, with same-business-day dispatch for orders placed before the published cut-off. The product page is the canonical source for live price and availability.

Why bac water is priced differently to a tested peptide

Bacteriostatic water is not a peptide, so it is not benchmarked against a batch-specific Certificate of Analysis the way BPC-157, TB-500 or Retatrutide are. It is a sterile diluent, USP-grade, preserved with 0.9% benzyl alcohol, manufactured to a pharmacopoeial sterility standard rather than analysed for peptide purity or identity. That is why the price sits well below a tested compound: the manufacturing and verification requirements are different, not lower quality for the purpose it serves.

• Declared volume: 10mL per sterile vial.
• Grade: USP-grade sterile water, preserved with 0.9% benzyl alcohol for multi-dose use across a research protocol.
• Local fulfilment: stock held and dispatched within Australia, not sent through an international transshipment route.

What does bacteriostatic water cost per month?

A monthly figure depends on how many vials a given research protocol uses in that period. The volume pricing that applies automatically at checkout still stacks on bac water like any other line: 10% off 2+ vials, 15% at 3+, 20% at 5+, and 30% at 10+. If your calculation involves reconstitution concentration rather than vial count, the peptide reconstitution calculator handles that part of the maths.

How to compare bacteriostatic water offers

Because bac water is not analysed the way a peptide is, the comparison checklist looks slightly different. The questions worth asking are:

• Is the grade explicitly stated as USP, and is the preservative (benzyl alcohol concentration) disclosed?
• Is the vial volume clearly stated, and is the price in AUD with any shipping charge identified separately?
• Is stock genuinely held in Australia, dispatched same business day, rather than an international import?
• Is the vial sealed and labelled for laboratory reconstitution use, not marketed for any other purpose?

For the maths of how much bac water a given vial of research peptide actually needs, see the reconstitution and storage guide.

Price and stock can change

Pillar Research uses the product record as the source of truth and links this article directly back to it. Before ordering, verify the live A$19.99 price and stock label on the bacteriostatic water product page.

Compliance reminder

Bacteriostatic water is supplied by Pillar Research as a laboratory reconstitution supply for in vitro research use. It is not listed on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG) and is not for injection into humans or animals.