Precision Preserved
At Longevity Lab, molecular integrity is non-negotiable.
Every compound is engineered for stability — and must be handled accordingly.
Proper storage and sterile technique ensure structural preservation and research accuracy.
I — Foundation Storage
Lyophilized peptides are stable when protected from environmental stress.
Store sealed vials:
— In a cool, dry, light-protected environment
— Refrigerated at 2–8°C for optimal stability
— Away from heat exposure and temperature fluctuation
For extended preservation, maintain at approximately –20°C.
Stability begins with environment.
II — Reconstitution Standard
Reconstitution is a precision process.
Use only sterile Bacteriostatic Water.
Introduce the solution slowly along the inner wall of the vial.
Do not inject directly onto the compound.
Allow the peptide to dissolve naturally.
Do not shake. If required, gently roll the vial between fingertips.
Maintain sterile conditions throughout:
Single-use sterile syringes. Alcohol-prepped surfaces. Controlled handling.
Discard opened BAC water after 14–21 days.
III — Post-Reconstitution Stability
Once reconstituted, compounds become more sensitive to environmental variables.
Store immediately at 2–8°C.
Protect from light exposure.
Do not freeze after mixing.
Limit vial access to essential use only.
For optimal structural integrity, use within 30 days.
If clarity changes, discolouration occurs, or particulates appear — discontinue and discard.
Integrity over compromise.
IV — Laboratory Discipline
Precision handling protects molecular structure.
— Wash hands thoroughly before handling
— Work on a disinfected, low-contamination surface
— Clean vial stoppers before and after access
— Use a new sterile syringe each time
— Never reuse needles or bacteriostatic water
— Avoid agitation or excessive movement
If sterility is compromised or refrigeration guidelines are not maintained, dispose of the compound.
Research Use Notice
All Longevity Lab compounds are supplied exclusively for laboratory research purposes.
Proper storage and sterile handling are essential to maintain analytical reliability and molecular stability.