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Lab Alley Hydrogen Peroxide 34%- Food Grade,Kosher

Lab Alley

Lab Alley Hydrogen Peroxide 34%- Food Grade,Kosher

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Hydrogen peroxide 34 %, food grade (FCC) and Kosher certified, for food processing, sanitation and CIP. Containers from 500 mL to 310 gallons.

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Description

Our Hydrogen Peroxide 34% Food Grade (FCC) is a high-purity, Kosher-certified oxidizer formulated for food processing, sanitation, CIP/SIP support, and laboratory applications. This aqueous solution (34% H 2 O 2 / 66% H 2 O) delivers consistent, residue-free performance where strict quality and compliance are required.
Validated to Food Chemical Codex standards and suitable for regulated environments, it is available in multiple sizes including 1-gallon, 5-gallon, and 55-gallon drums. Ideal for equipment surface sanitation, packaging sterilization, water treatment, and bleaching/oxidation steps in food and beverage workflows.

⚠️ Oxidizer (UN2014) — Hazmat item
Food Grade (FCC) Kosher Certified 34% H 2 O 2 Solution UN2014 • Oxidizer 5.1 (8) Residue-Free • No Added Stabilizers 1, 5 & 55 Gal Options
FCC / Kosher: Meets Food Chemical Codex; Kosher-certified for compliant use.
High Strength: 34% aqueous H 2 O 2 for effective oxidation and sanitation.
Process-Ready: Supports CIP/SIP, packaging sterilization, and QA/QC workflows.
Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
Common Uses and Applications

Bleaching agent — Used to bleach textiles, paper, and other materials; removes stains and brightens surfaces.
Disinfectant & antiseptic — Applied for disinfection and antisepsis when diluted appropriately and used per regulations/SOPs (consumer wound-care products are typically ~3% solutions; this 34% FCC material requires proper dilution and professional handling).
Water treatment — Assists in removing impurities and contaminants in certain treatment processes.
Cleaning agent — Effective on countertops, glass, and bathroom fixtures when prepared to the proper working concentration.
Hair bleaching/lightening — Utilized in cosmetic formulations at controlled concentrations in professional settings.
Sterilization — Employed in industrial and laboratory environments to sterilize equipment and surfaces.
Pool & spa treatment — Used as an alternative oxidizer to chlorine in select systems.
Washing fruits & vegetables — Can be used as a produce sanitizer when used according to applicable FDA/EPA guidance; typically followed by a potable-water rinse. Recognized as GRAS for specified uses and decomposes into oxygen and water.
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Technical Specifications
Model
Hydrogen Peroxide 34% Food Grade (FCC), Kosher
CAS
7722-84-1 (H 2 O 2 ); balance water
Flash Point
Not applicable (non-flammable oxidizer)
Product Physical State
Liquid
DOT Definition
UN2014, Hydrogen Peroxide, Aqueous Solution, 5.1 (8), PG II
Melting/Freezing Point
≈ −33 °C (−27 °F)
Appearance
Colorless, clear liquid; pungent/odorless note varies by SDS
Capacity
1 Gal, 5 Gal, 55 Gal Drum
Initial Boiling Point/Range
~108 °C (226 °F) — decomposes
Vapor Pressure
~24 mmHg at 20 °C (68 °F)
Relative Density
~1.13 g/cm 3 at 20 °C
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FAQ

What is “Hydrogen Peroxide 34% Food Grade (FCC), Kosher”?

It is a high-strength aqueous solution (34% H 2 O 2 ) that meets Food Chemical Codex standards and is Kosher-certified. It is intended for industrial, laboratory, and food processing sanitation and oxidation uses per applicable regulations.
Can Hydrogen Peroxide 34% Food Grade (FCC), Kosher be used for equipment and packaging sanitation?

Yes. It is commonly used for surface sanitation, packaging/material sterilization steps, and CIP/SIP support when diluted and applied according to validated SOPs and regulatory guidance.
Is Hydrogen Peroxide 34% Food Grade (FCC), Kosher flammable?

No. It is a non-flammable oxidizer that can release oxygen upon decomposition, which may intensify combustion of other materials. Store and handle away from contaminants, heat, and incompatible organics/metals.
How is Hydrogen Peroxide 34% Food Grade (FCC), Kosher shipped?

It ships as an oxidizer under UN2014 (5.1 with subsidiary 8), PG II.
Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What concentration and grade is it?+

34 %, food grade to FCC, Kosher certified.

What container sizes are available?+

500 mL, 1 litre, 4 litres, 1 gallon, 5 gallons, 55 gallons and 310 gallons.

What is it used for?+

The manufacturer lists food processing, sanitation and clean-in-place duty.

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