Sorry I didn't catch that it had links to purchase stuff. I was interested in the sections of the link that talked about reconstitution. Hence my question about solvents. A cut and paste of that info only is:
"Acceptable Mixing Solutions: bacteriostatic water, sterile water, saline 0.9% nacl, acetic acid
Recommended: According to the manufacturer, all of the above solutions are equally as effective at keeping freeze-dried peptides stable at refrigerator temperature (2-8 deg Celsius) for at least 2 months."
However, I ended up finding bacterostatic sodium chloride and it cost a little more since there was an outage. But I choose that route to just play it safe. Works great by the way!
Take care,
Toshiro
