Acetic Acid 0.6% (3 ml)
Lot RR-ABW-8360-248 · 3 ml
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Laboratory reagents
Acetic Acid 0.6% (3 ml)
Dilute acetic acid 0.6% laboratory solution, 3 ml.
Also searched as: antibacterial water, acetic water, acidic laboratory solution, acid materia, BA3
3 ml
€4.99
- Amount
- 3 ml
- Storage
- Cool · dry · dark
- COA
- Certificate pending
About this material
Acetic Acid 0.6% (3 ml) is supplied by Rierink Compounds as a laboratory research material. Made in Europe. It is a laboratory reagent supplied as a solution, commonly paired with lyophilized research peptides. The material is supplied as a laboratory solution in the volumes listed on this page. Store cool, dry, and protected from light. For laboratory research use only. Not a medicine. Not for human or veterinary use. Rierink does not publish reconstitution volumes, dosing, or administration guidance.
Research context
Acetic Acid 0.6% is a dilute acetic acid laboratory solution in a 3 ml vial. A mildly acidic solvent is used in laboratories when a peptide dissolves poorly in neutral water. This page does not give volumes or preparation steps.
Published studies describe a research material and a study design. They are not a protocol for this vial, not a dose, and not a permission for human or veterinary use.
Overview
Acetic Acid 0.6% (3 ml) is the same dilute acetic acid laboratory solution as the 10 ml listing, in a smaller vial. Laboratories use a mildly acidic solvent when a peptide dissolves poorly in neutral water. The registry row is for acetic acid itself, not for the diluted solution as a separate substance. Store it cool, dry, and protected from light. This page does not give volumes or preparation steps.
Rierink supplies the research material named on this page. It is not a finished medicine.
Comparison
| BAC water | Acetic Acid 0.6% (10 ml) | Acetic Acid 0.6% (3 ml) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Laboratory solution | Dilute acid solution | Dilute acid solution |
| Primary targets | None. It is a solvent, not a receptor ligand. | None. It is a solvent, not a receptor ligand. | None. It is a solvent, not a receptor ligand. |
| Class | Bacteriostatic aqueous solution | Dilute acetic acid, 0.6% | Dilute acetic acid, 0.6% |
| Distinguishing pathway | Solvent, not a signalling pathway | Solvent for peptides that dissolve poorly in neutral water | Solvent for peptides that dissolve poorly in neutral water |
| Developer | Not identified in the sources used | Not identified in the sources used | Not identified in the sources used |
| Clinical or regulatory status | Described in the research literature. No licensed medicine was identified for this research material. | Described in the research literature. No licensed medicine was identified for this research material. | Described in the research literature. No licensed medicine was identified for this research material. |
| Supplied by Rierink as | Research-use compound | Research-use compound | Research-use compound |
Figures come from separate published studies, not head-to-head comparisons. Approval status refers to licensed medicines only.
Chemical properties
| Name and synonyms | Acetic Acid 0.6% (3 ml). Dilute acetic acid; formerly listed as antibacterial water |
|---|---|
| PubChem CID | 176 |
| CAS number | 64-19-7 |
| UNII | Q40Q9N063P |
| Molecular formula | C2H4O2 |
| Molecular weight | 60.05 |
| Compound class | Dilute acetic acid, 0.6% |
| Primary targets | None. It is a solvent, not a receptor ligand. |
| Physical form | Laboratory solution |
| Purity | See the batch COA |
| Available vial sizes | 3 ml |
Quality and testing
Acetic Acid 0.6% (3 ml) is supplied with a batch number that can be looked up on rierink.com. Where a certificate belongs to that batch, the link is shown with the batch.
Supplier documents are supplier documents. They describe the supplier's batch. They are not a statement that every Rierink batch has been independently tested.
Analiza Białek (Wrocław, Poland; HPLC and LC-MS) is named for the batches that laboratory has actually tested. This page does not claim that every batch has been tested by Analiza Białek or by Janoshik.
The public Testing Fund is how further independent tests are chosen. Rierink chooses, at its own discretion, which independent laboratory each batch is sent to for testing.
Regulatory and legal
For laboratory research use only. Not a medicine. Not for human or veterinary use.
This material is not a food, a dietary supplement, a medical device, or a cosmetic. It has not been evaluated by a medicines regulator as a medicine.
The buyer is responsible for the law that applies where the material is received. Rierink does not publish reconstitution volumes, dosing, or administration guidance.
Sources and references
No citation is listed here until the reference has been checked against a public record.
Questions
What is Acetic Acid 0.6% (3 ml)?
Acetic Acid 0.6% (3 ml) is a research material in the Rierink catalog. This page is the 3 ml size. The 10 ml size is the same solution. BAC water is a different solvent.
What synonyms are used?
Dilute acetic acid; formerly listed as antibacterial water
How does it differ from related research compounds?
This page is the 3 ml size. The 10 ml size is the same solution. BAC water is a different solvent.
What vial sizes does Rierink supply?
On this page: 3 ml.
How is it shipped and stored?
Lyophilised powders are stored at −20 °C, dry and protected from light. Solutions are stored cool, dry, and protected from light. Amounts on the shelf leave within 24 hours. An amount that is not on the shelf can still be ordered and leaves within 1–2 weeks, before the carrier transit time.
Where can I see the COA?
The batch number is on this page. A certificate that belongs to the batch is linked there. A supplier document is marked as a supplier document. If no file is shown, that certificate has not been published.
Is it legal, and is a prescription needed?
Acetic Acid 0.6% (3 ml) is supplied for laboratory research. It is not a medicine, and this page is not a prescription or a permission to use it. The buyer checks the local law.
Is it prohibited in sport?
The 2026 WADA Prohibited List, section S0, prohibits at all times a pharmacological substance that is not covered elsewhere on the list and that has no current approval by any governmental health authority for human therapeutic use. No licensed medicine was identified here for this research material. This is not a ruling about an individual athlete. Check the list that is in force.
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