Buy the Research Spray Kit in Australia
Buy the Spray Kit Research in Australia from Macropus Peptides: 10 mL of bacteriostatic water in a sealed vial, an empty 10 mL nasal spray bottle with pump, and an insulin syringe. No peptide is included. The kit is for laboratories that want to prepare their own solution in a metered spray container from a lyophilised vial they already hold, for bench studies of spray output, stability in solution or container compatibility. The matching volumes make the maths easy: a 10mg vial dissolved to 10 mL gives 1 mg per mL, the same concentration as our ready-made Semax spray. Labs that want a filled product rather than an empty bottle can order the pre-filled Semax or Selank sprays instead. The research spray kit is priced, in stock and dispatched from inside Australia to any Australian address. For in-vitro laboratory use by buyers aged 18 and over; not for human or veterinary use.
| Kit | Spray Kit Research |
|---|---|
| Amount | kit |
| Form | Research kit |
| Category | Kits, stacks and value packs |
| Storage | See label |
Buy the Research Spray Kit in Australia
This kit gives a laboratory the parts to build its own spray-format solution: diluent, a measuring syringe and an empty metered bottle. Macropus Peptides supplies it without any peptide, for groups that already hold a lyophilised vial and want to study that material in a pump container rather than a sealed vial.
What is in the spray kit
- Bacteriostatic water, 10 mL, in a septum-sealed vial
- One empty 10 mL nasal spray bottle with a screw-on metered pump
- One insulin syringe for measuring and transferring liquid
The water is sterile and preserved with benzyl alcohol, the same product as our bacteriostatic water vials. Bottle and water are matched at 10 mL, so a whole peptide vial can be made up to the container's full volume.
Why labs order a research spray kit
Solutions in pump containers behave differently from solutions in sealed vials. They meet air on every actuation, contact plastic parts and are exposed to light through the bottle wall. Pharmaceutical scientists test these factors in vitro: a 2006 Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences paper showed how actuation settings change measured spray output, and a 2014 review in Pharmaceutics set out the analytical tests used for spray products. A kit with a known container lets a lab run that kind of bench work on its own material.
Spray kit specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Kit | Spray Kit Research |
| Amount | kit |
| Form | Research kit |
| Category | Kits, stacks and value packs |
| Storage | See label |
Only the water vial carries a lot number and certificate; the bottle and syringe are generic consumables. Sealed water is happy at room temperature. A filled bottle is a different matter: chill it, write the contents and date on it, and plan to use it within a short window.
Spray kit price and pre-filled alternatives
| Option | Price |
|---|---|
| Spray Kit Research | $44.99 |
The kit is sold at one set price. Labs that do not need to prepare their own solution may prefer a filled product: the Semax nasal spray holds 10mg in 10 mL and the Selank nasal spray holds 15mg in 10 mL, both ready made and labelled by lot.
Research spray kit: concentration maths for a 10 mL bottle
Because the bottle holds 10 mL, the concentration is the peptide milligrams divided by ten:
- A 5mg vial topped up to 10 mL: 0.5 mg per mL
- A 10mg vial topped up to 10 mL: 1 mg per mL
- A 15mg vial topped up to 10 mL: 1.5 mg per mL
Dissolve the powder in a smaller volume inside its own vial first, then transfer it to the bottle and top up with water to the mark.
Spray kit Australia: supply and delivery
The kit is a laboratory consumable for in-vitro work only. We pack it in Australia and post it to city and country labs alike. Syringes, swabs and sharps containers are in lab supplies, and ready-made sprays sit in the longevity and cognition range.
References
- The influence of actuation parameters on in vitro testing of nasal spray products. Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences. 2006.
- Analytical challenges and regulatory requirements for nasal drug products in Europe and the U.S. Pharmaceutics. 2014.
- Antimicrobial preservative use in parenteral products: past and present. Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences. 2007.
Scientific content compiled from the peer-reviewed literature above by the Macropus Peptides technical team. Information is provided for research reference only.