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STABILITY
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Optimal Peptide Storage: Beyond the Basics
The longevity of a peptide is directly correlated to its storage environment. Lyophilized peptides are best preserved in a deep-freeze environment.
Long-Term vs. Short-Term
For research spanning several months, storage at -20°C or -80°C is mandatory. For short-term use (less than 4 weeks), 4°C is acceptable for lyophilized powder. However, light exposure must be strictly controlled to prevent UV-induced peptide cleavage.
Vacuum Integrity
Loss of vacuum seal in a vial is the primary cause of moisture ingress, which leads to hydrolysis. We utilize premium borosilicate vials with high-specification stoppers to maintain a permanent moisture barrier.
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LOGISTICS
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METHODOLOGY
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QUALITY
How We Test Purity: The HPLC/MS Standard
EQUIPMENT
What Researchers Look For in Premium Vials