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Supplier: Merck

For sterility testing (fi ltration and direct inoculation) and bioburden testing. In the screw cap version, the rimless cap design minimizes the risks of cross contamination and optimizes the disinfection procedures, avoiding the risk of inhibition from disinfectant residuals.

Supplier: HIMEDIA

TTC solution 1%

Supplier: CROSSTEX

Prepared media consisting of an exclusively formulated tryptic soy broth (TSB) modified with pH indicator.

Supplier: Dr. Möller & Schmelz

Wasser sterile demin.

Supplier: Dr. Möller & Schmelz

Nutrient pad sets (NPS) are sterile dehydrated nutrient culture media that are ready for immediate use after addition of sterile water. They are made of biologically inert cellulose cardboard that serves as a substrate for the nutrient solution. Since it does not bind the nutrients either chemically or physically, the nutrient components are completely available for the growth of microorganisms. The composition of the various nutrient solutions used for the various NPS comply with the formulations specified in the relevant standards and regulations.

Supplier: Dr. Möller & Schmelz

These sterile ready-to-use media are filled in autoclavable and break-proof polycarbonate bottles (50 and 250 ml). The composition of the various types of media, comply with the formulations specified in the pertinent standards and regulations. Whereas the liquid media can be used immediately, the agar media first have to be remelted in a water bath at 90 to 100 °C. Once they have cooled down to around 50 °C you can pour agar plates in different sizes and thicknesses to meet your individual demands.

Supplier: Dr. Möller & Schmelz

These sterile ready-to-use media are filled in autoclavable and break-proof glass tubes (20 ml). The composition of the various types of media, comply with the formulations specified in the pertinent standards and regulations. Whereas the liquid media can be used immediately, the agar media first have to be remelted in a water bath at 90 to 100 °C. Once they have cooled down to around 50 °C they can be poured as agar plates in different sizes and thicknesses to meet individual demands.