bacwaterHUB

10 mL fill

10 mL reconstitution solution

The kit-attach fill. The one that ships alongside a peptide order.

A 10 mL vial of Bac Water Hub reconstitution solution, crimp sealed with the label facing forward
10 mL — published pricingResearch use only
Published price and specification for the 10 mL fill
Price per vial$9.00 (1099 vials)
At 100+ vials$7.20 (20% off, counted across all sizes)
Per mL$0.90
Carton10 vials
Minimum order10 vials any mix of sizes
Covers≈5 peptide vials at a 2 mL draw

Preservative, glass, closure, shelf life and storage are the same at every fill — see the full specification.

Who buys this fill

Resellers bundling solution with peptide sales. This is the fill most accounts run as their default line, because it is the volume that pairs with a typical multi-item order without leaving the customer short or overloading the box.

If you are setting up a first wholesale order and are not sure where to weight it, weight it here. It is also the fill most accounts under-buy on their first order and reorder inside a month.

When it is the wrong fill

There is no price penalty on this one. At $0.90 per mL it matches the 30 mL exactly, so between those two the decision is handling rather than money.

The real trade is closures. A carton of 10 mL vials carries three times the closures of the same volume in 30 mL, which matters if your bench is opening them and does not matter at all if you are reselling sealed product.

Reaching the volume break on 10 mL

The 20% discount starts at 100 vials on a single order. Worked at this fill:

  • 100 × 10 mL at the tier 1 price is $900.00.
  • The same order priced at tier 2 is $720.00 — a saving of $180.00, and the per-vial price drops from $9.00 to $7.20.
  • You do not need 100 of this fill to get there. The break counts total vials across all three sizes on one order, so a mixed order of 10 mL and either of the other fills clears it on the same arithmetic.

Freight is quoted per order rather than published, and tier is set per order rather than per account — there is no standing discount to negotiate and none to lose. Tiers, freight and payment in full.

The other two fills

10 mL questions

Why is the 10 mL the same price per mL as the 30 mL?

Because the cost that scales is the vial, the closure and the fill run — not the water. Past a certain fill volume the container stops dominating the unit cost, and the 10 mL is already past it.

We publish it rather than hiding it in a tier table because a buyer working out a purchase order will find it in about a minute anyway, and finding it themselves after we implied otherwise is worse than being told.

How many 10 mL vials should a reseller hold?

That depends on your own order volume and the draw your customers work to, both of which you know and we do not. The calculator takes those two numbers and returns a monthly requirement, the tier it prices at, and the total.

What we can tell you is the stocking arithmetic: the volume discount starts at 100 vials on a single order, which at this fill is $720.00 and brings the per-vial price to $7.20.

For research use only. Not for human or veterinary use. Not a drug, supplement or medical device. Sold to businesses only.