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The JournalBacteriostatic Water Canada: What the Janoshik Report Actually Measured
ResearchSeptember 27, 2026·4 min read

Bacteriostatic Water Canada: What the Janoshik Report Actually Measured

The published bacteriostatic water report is Janoshik task 63993, batch TN00564. It measured benzyl alcohol at 8.74 mg/ml. It is not a peptide purity certificate.

The certificate published for this listing is Janoshik task 63993, batch TN00564. The reported result is benzyl alcohol at 8.74 mg/ml, analysed 5 May 2025. Verification key ZQ3VF5DUGSPA. Typical bacteriostatic water is labelled 9 mg/ml, which is 0.9%. This report is not an HPLC peptide purity result.

Bacteriostatic water is sterile water with benzyl alcohol added so a reconstituted research vial can be sampled more than once. It is a laboratory supply. It is not a signalling peptide, and it is not evidence that a peptide batch is pure.

How to read the report

Match batch TN00564 to the vial in hand. If the batch differs, this certificate does not describe that vial. The product page is bacteriostatic water. Peptide certificates are separate: tirzepatide, BPC-157, TB-500.

  • Not a peptide
  • Measured result is benzyl alcohol, 8.74 mg/ml
  • Ships across Canada, including Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa
  • Research use only

This article is for educational and research purposes only. Bacteriostatic water sold by Kirei Clinic is a laboratory supply, not a medicine.