0.9% Benzyl Alcohol in Preserved Laboratory Water

General product education · Updated September 5, 2026

For laboratory research use only. Not for human or animal use. Not for injection. This page does not provide medical, dosing, administration, or clinical instructions.

What is benzyl alcohol?

Benzyl alcohol is an organic compound used in many technical and laboratory contexts. In an aqueous formulation, its role must be evaluated according to the stated concentration, the complete formulation, the applicable research protocol, and the product's documentation.

What does 0.9% mean?

A percentage identifies concentration; it does not by itself establish sterility, purity, suitability, safety, regulatory status, or compatibility with a particular experiment. G&C Reconstix plans to identify purified water with 0.9% benzyl alcohol added on its product labeling. Final labels and lot-specific documentation will control.

Why describe the product as preserved?

“Preserved laboratory water solution” accurately communicates that benzyl alcohol is included as a preservative without representing the product as sterile, injectable, pharmaceutical, diagnostic, or suitable for human or animal use.

Documentation matters

Researchers should verify the product name, concentration, lot number, manufacturing date, expiration date, container condition, and available lot documentation before use. A general website description is not a certificate of analysis and cannot replace an institution's procedures.

Research-use boundaries

G&C Reconstix products are being developed solely for lawful, non-clinical laboratory research. They are not intended for reconstituting or preparing any substance for administration to humans or animals. Purchasers remain responsible for compatibility assessments and compliance with all applicable requirements.