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Supplier: VWR Chemicals

Scholten's agar (modified)

Supplier: Merck

Media is granulated.

Supplier: Merck

This medium is recommended for the detection of yeasts and molds in soft drinks and other beverages.

Supplier: Merck

EC (Escherichia coli) broth

Supplier: Merck

For the enumeration, detection and identification of β-glucuronidase positive Escherichia coli from food and feeding stuff as well as from environmental samples in the area of food production and food handling.

Supplier: DOEHLER GROUP

These nutrient media can be used for simple, quick and efficient detection of microbiological contamination of all beverage types, allowing microorganisms to be identified long before sub-standard finished goods leave the factory. Virtually all detection media are provided ready-to use. Ideal for all types of samples in the non-alcoholic beverage and brewing industries, for water analyses in breweries and other beverage plants, for weak-spot analysis, for checking aseptic filling lines, to detect Alicyclobacilli (according to Standard IFU Method No. 12), or to assess the risk potential (guaiacol formation) from Alicyclobacilli (according to Standard IFU Method No. 12). Bottles have a content of 250 ml.

Supplier: VWR Chemicals

Used for the preparation of media for the detection of yeasts and moulds.

Supplier: Merck

This medium conforms to the ALOA (agar Listeria acc. to Ottaviani and Agosti) medium, a selective medium for the isolation of Listeria monocytogenes in food (AFNOR-validated method). It also enables the testing, sampling and enumeration of Listeria monocytogenes and Listeria spp. in foodstuffs and other source materials. The rich base of the Chromocult® Listeria selective agar encourages excellent growth. The supplement of inhibitors stops most of the bacteria, yeast and fungi from growing. In contrast, Listeria is uninhibited in its growth, producing blue-green colonies; L. monocytogenes also form an opaque halo.

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MediaBag W (wire-bag) are folded bags without connectors.

Supplier: Merck

Chromogenic media offer a method for rapid identification of characteristic bacterial enzymes. Merck offers a wide range of solid and liquid culture media that also permits the fluorescence detection of E. coli under the trade name Fluorocult®. Fluorocult® culture media have the same components as the standard media and additionally the substrate MUG. Some of the media also contain tryptophan as the substrate for a possible indole reaction to further confirm E. coli presence. The Fluorocult® method can produce a positive result within just 24 to 48 hours. In the case of the chromogenic media, a direct identification, using the characteristic colony colouring on the culture medium itself is possible without the application of further additives. A differentiation of positive single colonies is possible, even when high microbial counts are present.

Supplier: Merck

The Merckoplate® product range includes a full line of pre-poured media for a wide range of different applications, such as enumeration, isolation, detection and cultivation of bacteria as well as yeast and moulds. In order to reduce waste, bulk packs of 480 plates are available for customers with high plate throughput. The majority of Merckoplate® products can be stored at a temperature below 15 °C, although, in order to minimise condensation, the optimal storage temperature is 12 to 15 °C (Do not freeze!).

Supplier: VWR Chemicals

Each bag contains a pre-weighed amount of granulated media, double-bagged and irradiated. For just in time enrichment - add sterile water and sample material.

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MediaBags TW (Twirl-bag) are filled with pre-weighed granulated media, double-bagged bag and irradiated. Add sterile water under aseptic conditions.

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The Scholten’s Modified broth is described in ISO 10705-2: 2000 - Water Quality - Detection and enumeration of bacteriophages - somatic coliphages. It is used as a growth culture medium for the production and maintenance of the host-bacteria for the counting of bacteriophages.

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Every MediaBag T (tube-bag) is filled with pre-weighed granulated media. Connect the 0,2 μm filter unit aseptically to the tube by using the connector device. Add water under aseptic conditions into the bag via the filter system. Protect the tube end with the red cap.

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Surface and liquid flexible slides for simple and effective microbiological monitoring and hygiene testing of surfaces and fluids.

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For the preliminary, non selective enrichment of bacteria, particularly pathogenic enterobacteriaceae, from foodstuffs.

Supplier: DOEHLER GROUP

Culture medium for qualitative detection of indicator microorganisms using swab sampling with sterile swabs as part of microbiological facility monitoring. Under its NBB® brand, Döhler offers innovative culture media for the fast and reliable detection of beverage spoiling microorganisms, such as Lactobacilli, Pectinatus and Megasphaera, in all samples that arise in breweries, as well as for the wine industry. NBB®-B-AM is a liquid culture medium for detection of biofilm indicator microorganisms.

Supplier: VWR Chemicals

A range of culture media in compliance with ISO standards and the International Harmonised Pharmacopoeia. All our media are, as you would expect, produced using high quality raw materials and are subject to strict quality controls, in a production environment following Good Manufacturing Practice guidelines. Raw materials are selected in compliance with the required standards. Dehydrated culture media should be stored at 10 to 30 °C unless otherwise stated, in their closed containers in a dry environment. Standard pack size is 500 g.

Supplier: DOEHLER GROUP

Culture medium for qualitative detection of indicator microorganisms using swab sampling with sterile swabs as part of microbiological facility monitoring. Under its NBB® brand, Döhler offers innovative culture media for the fast and reliable detection of beverage spoiling microorganisms, such as Lactobacilli, Pectinatus and Megasphaera, in all samples that arise in breweries, as well as for the wine industry. NBB®-B-AM is a liquid culture medium for detection of biofilm indicator microorganisms.

Supplier: VWR Chemicals

Ready to use buffered peptone water is prepared a few minutes before use, to guarantee the best performance of the medium.

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Dehydrated culture media in small sachets ready to make up exactly 500 ml of medium.

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Yeast peptide dextrose (YPD) broth is used for the propagation and maintenance of yeasts.

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Terrific broth is an enriched medium, ideal for culturing cells for nucleic acid purification and recombinant protein expression.

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LB Broth, liquid is used for the propagation and maintenance of E. coli. Widely used for the preparation of plasmid DNA and recombinant proteins.

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Environmental Petri plates 90 mm for active and passive air monitoring in pharmaceutical industries.

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Media bag stand

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Super optimal broth (SOB) broth is used for the preparation of nutritionally-rich growth medium and transformation of competent E. coli.

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VWR® dehydrated culture media that has been granulated offers both convenience and safety benefits. The correct dissolution of culture media is critical to achieving the best performance. Granulated culture media saves time in the preparation of ready to use culture media. In addition, granulation reduces dust generation, so handling the product is more pleasant and safer for the user, making it a much cleaner and safer working environment.

Supplier: Merck

In combination with the selective supplement Lithium-Mupirocin (MUP) the TOS Propionate agar allows the direct detection of viable bifidobacteria in starter cultures and various milk products like fermented and unfermented milk, milk powder and baby food. The growth of other lactic acid bacteria is very much inhibited so that a confirmation of presumptive bifodobacteria is in most cases not necessary.