Media

Enterococci are indicators of the sanitary quality of recreational waters, since they occur in faeces of humans and warmblooded animals (1). Detection and quantitation of Enterococci is necessary because gastroenteritis is associated with swimming

Ethyl Violet Azide broth is recommended for selective, confirmatory detection of Enterococci as an indicator of faecal pollution in water and other specimens. Combination of ethyl violet dye and of azide favors the selectivity for the growth of

Ethyl Violet Azide broth is recommended for selective, confirmatory detection of Enterococci as an indicator of faecal pollution in water and other specimens. Combination of ethyl violet dye and of azide favors the selectivity for the growth of

Ethyl Violet Azide broth is recommended for selective, confirmatory detection of Enterococci as an indicator of faecal pollution in water and other specimens. Combination of ethyl violet dye and of azide favors the selectivity for the growth of

Ethyl Violet Azide Dextrose agar is used for detecting and confirming Streptococci and as confirmative medium for faecal pollution indication in water and other specimens. This medium contains reduced amount of dextrose and increased dye

Ethyl Violet Azide Dextrose agar is used for detecting and confirming Streptococci and as confirmative medium for faecal pollution indication in water and other specimens. This medium contains reduced amount of dextrose and increased dye

Ethyl Violet Azide Dextrose agar is used for detecting and confirming Streptococci and as confirmative medium for faecal pollution indication in water and other specimens. This medium contains reduced amount of dextrose and increased dye

Ethyl Violet Azide HiVeg™ broth (E.V.

Ethyl Violet Azide HiVeg™ broth (E.V.

Ethyl Violet Azide HiVeg™ broth (E.V.

Eugonic agar is recommended for cultivation of fastidious microorganisms like Haemophilus, Neisseria, Pasteurella, Brucella and Lactobacillus species. The colony appears larger on Eugonic agar than on Tryptone Soya agar due to high concentration of

Eugonic agar is recommended for cultivation of fastidious microorganisms like Haemophilus, Neisseria, Pasteurella, Brucella and Lactobacillus species. The colony appears larger on Eugonic agar than on Tryptone Soya agar due to high concentration of