15-Slot Peptide Vial Case

Description

In stock and shipping now.

Why we stock it

Most people start out keeping their vials in the box they arrived in, or loose in a fridge drawer. Both work until something rolls, tips or gets knocked over, and a cracked or contaminated stopper is an expensive mistake on a vial that cost more than the case. This is the larger of our two cases, and the one to pick if you are running more than one compound or want your supplies in the same place as your vials.

What it is

• Rigid EVA shell — it does not crush in a bag
• Fifteen individually moulded slots that take standard 3 mL or 10 mL vials, holding them upright and apart
• Full-width zip mesh compartment in the lid — enough for syringes, swabs and a bottle of bacteriostatic water
• Double-layered inside, so supplies sit above the vials rather than on top of them
• Carry handle, and a wipe-clean lining

Good to know

If you only need to carry a few vials and want something that fits a jacket pocket, the 9-Slot Peptide Vial Case is the compact version.

The slots are cut to 10 mL dimensions. A 10 mL vial is a snug fit; a 3 mL sits with a little more room around it. Either way they stay upright and stop knocking into each other, which is the job.

Case only — vials, syringes and swabs are not included. The photographs show the case in use.

A storage case is not a substitute for correct storage conditions. Follow the storage guidance for each compound you are holding.