bacwaterHUB

30 mL fill

30 mL reconstitution solution

The bench fill. The fewest closures per unit of volume we sell.

A 30 mL vial of Bac Water Hub reconstitution solution, crimp sealed with the label facing forward
30 mL — published pricingResearch use only
Published price and specification for the 30 mL fill
Price per vial$27.00 (1099 vials)
At 100+ vials$21.60 (20% off, counted across all sizes)
Per mL$0.90
Carton10 vials
Minimum order10 vials any mix of sizes
Covers≈15 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

Accounts using solution internally rather than reselling it sealed, and high-volume resellers who would rather hold one vial than three. The argument for this fill is handling: a third of the closures for the same volume, and a third of the packaging to open, log and store.

Most reseller accounts we supply run 10 mL for customer kits and hold 30 mL for their own bench work. That split is common enough to be worth stating as the default rather than a recommendation.

When it is the wrong fill

It is the largest single commitment per vial. At $27.00 it is nine times the 3 mL, and the same $0.90 per mL as the 10 mL — so it buys you handling, not a lower price.

If your requirement is intermittent, the 10 mL holds the same stock in smaller units at identical cost per mL. The 30 mL earns its place when the volume is being worked through steadily.

Reaching the volume break on 30 mL

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

  • 100 × 30 mL at the tier 1 price is $2,700.00.
  • The same order priced at tier 2 is $2,160.00 — a saving of $540.00, and the per-vial price drops from $27.00 to $21.60.
  • 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 smaller number of 30 mL alongside a kit quantity of 10 mL clears it without over-committing on the largest fill.

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

30 mL questions

Is the 30 mL cheaper per mL than the 10 mL?

No. Both are $0.90 per mL, at either tier. Anyone telling you the larger fill is the cheaper way to buy volume is describing a different supplier’s price list.

What the 30 mL buys is fewer closures and less packaging per unit of volume. That is a real saving in handling time; it is not a saving in money. The full tier table.

Does the 30 mL ship differently from the smaller fills?

Same carton count — 10 vials, every size — and the same dispatch cutoff of 2:00 PM PT, Monday to Friday. The carton is heavier, so freight on a large 30 mL order quotes higher than the same vial count in 3 mL.

Freight is quoted per order on size and destination rather than published as a rate. How freight and payment work.

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