Media for the isolation and identification of microorganisms.

• Tubes designated as pour tubes contain solid media, equivalent to one plate (approximately 20 ml)
• Ideal for cultures requiring prolonged incubation
• Made of borosilicate glass and have securely fitted screw caps to prevent loss of moisture

Media for the isolation and identification of microorganisms. Tubed media are ideal for cultures requiring prolonged incubation, since the caps can be closed tightly to prevent dehydration and subsequent inhibition of growth. Long-necked, rubber-lined screw caps eliminate danger of contamination. Larger-sized tubes with wider diameters permit easy inoculation and handling of media. Tubes are made of borosilicate glass and have securely fitted screw caps to prevent loss of moisture. Caps contain a resilient rubber liner that resists displacement even during autoclaving.

The single strength medium is for testing 1 ml or less of samples. The double strength medium is for testing 10 ml quantities of samples.