Bacteriostatic Water 10 mL

Yes. All three own-label volumes are the same preparation — sterile water preserved with 0.9% benzyl alcohol — in a different fill volume. The 10 mL is the smallest fill and the highest price per millilitre; the 30 mL is the lowest.

Singly, and in packs of 2, 5 and 10 identical sealed vials. Choose the pack in the price panel; the pack price applies at checkout with no code.

Until the expiry printed on its label, stored at or below 25 °C with the container securely closed. Discard a vial whose solution no longer appears clear.

Yes. BAC water is simply the common abbreviation for bacteriostatic water: water preserved with 0.9% (9 mg/mL) benzyl alcohol, in a multiple-dose vial. You may also see it written as bac water. This vial's label states that it is not for injection or infusion.

It can. An order to a New Zealand address is an import, and you are the importer. The New Zealand Customs Service, and Medsafe for medicines and related products, may inspect a parcel, hold it, or ask you for information before releasing it. If a parcel is held, contact us with your order reference and we will send the invoice and product details Customs asks for. Our New Zealand shipping and returns policy sets out the rest.

No. This product is not for injection or infusion, not for human or veterinary administration, and must not be ingested. It is not a medicine and no therapeutic use is claimed or intended for it. The warning panel printed on the vial states the same and governs.

Sterile water containing 0.9% (9 mg/mL) benzyl alcohol as a bacteriostatic preservative, supplied in a multiple-dose vial. That is the same composition the term bacteriostatic water describes generally.

10 mL, 20 mL and 30 mL multiple-dose vials, singly and in multi-vial packs — 2, 5 or 10 vials of each size.

The 30 mL vial is the lowest price per millilitre. The 10 and 20 mL vials suit anyone who would not get through a 30 mL vial before its in-use period ends: a part-used vial that has to be discarded costs more than the smaller one would have.

The per-millilitre price is shown against each size in the selector above. The 30 mL vial is the lowest and the 10 mL the highest, and the 2-, 5- and 10-vial packs lower it further again — the 10-vial packs by around a quarter against a single vial of the same size.

Here, online. We dispatch sealed vials from Melbourne to New Zealand with tracking, priced and charged in NZD. Standard postage is NZ$18.99 (4–7 business days) and express is NZ$39.99 (2–5 business days), estimated from dispatch; customs processing and rural delivery can take longer.

Yes — tracked, from Melbourne. Standard is estimated at 4–7 business days and express at 2–5 business days after dispatch; both are estimates rather than guarantees. Standard shipping is NZ$18.99 and express is NZ$39.99.

Orders placed before 1 pm Melbourne time on a business day are dispatched the same business day. The dispatch line above the buy button shows the current cutoff and widens by itself when stock is low, so it is the figure to trust over any general statement.

The product name, that it is a multiple-dose vial, the 0.9% (9 mg/mL) benzyl alcohol content, the fill volume, a lot number, an expiry date, storage conditions, and a warning panel stating that it is not for injection or infusion, not for human or veterinary administration, and not to be ingested.

That the flip-off cap and aluminium crimp are intact and unbroken, that the glass is undamaged, and that the solution is clear and colourless. Set aside any vial that fails one of those, and any vial past the expiry printed on it.

At or below 25 °C with the container securely closed, which is what the vial's own label states. Refrigeration is not required. Storage conditions do not extend the in-use period once a vial has been entered.

Until the expiry printed on that vial. A separate and much shorter in-use period begins the moment the stopper is first entered, and whichever date falls first ends the vial's usable life — so buying several at once does not shorten anything, because each vial's in-use period starts only when that vial is opened.

The other vial is an original manufacturer presentation labelled Bacteriostatic Water for Injection USP, which we supply factory-sealed and unaltered. This vial is labelled simply as bacteriostatic water, and its label states that it is not for injection or infusion and not for human or veterinary administration. Read each vial's own label — they are not interchangeable.

It is unbranded: the same preserved sterile water in the same multiple-dose vial format, without a manufacturer's brand on the label. The two are not labelled for the same thing, so compare the labels rather than the price alone.