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Making peptides · Part 7: Freeze-drying

What freeze-drying does not protect against

Lesson 4.7.3 · 5 min read · Advanced plan

What you'll learn

  • Freeze-drying is not sterilization; open vials must be loaded under aseptic conditions, and the dryer itself must be sterilized.
  • Endotoxin is hard to remove once present and stays in the dried product.
  • Drying preserves whatever impurities were already there; it doesn't purify.
  • Freeze-dried peptides can still absorb moisture, which is why water content is part of stability testing.

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