Microbiological Media

Clostridium species are widely distributed in nature and are also associated with humans, either as non-pathogens at a variety of anatomic locations or at infected sites. Diseases caused by members of the genus Clostridium generally fall into one of

This medium is prepared as per the British Pharmacopoeia and is cited as Medium R. It is useful in semi-quantitative test for presence of C.

This medium is prepared as per the British Pharmacopoeia and is cited as Medium R. It is useful in semi-quantitative test for presence of C.

This medium is prepared as per the British Pharmacopoeia and is cited as Medium R. It is useful in semi-quantitative test for presence of C.

Recommended for detection and enumeration of Clostridium perfringens in pharmaceutical products in accordance with European Pharmacopoeia 2008. This medium is useful in semi-quantitative test for presence of Clostridium perfringens in pharmaceutical

Lactose peptone broth is recommended for the detection of coliform organisms in water. A non-selective enrichment and detection medium for Escherichia coli and other coliforms in water specimens.

Lactose peptone broth is recommended for the detection of coliform organisms in water. A non-selective enrichment and detection medium for Escherichia coli and other coliforms in water specimens.

Lactose peptone broth is recommended for the detection of coliform organisms in water. A non-selective enrichment and detection medium for Escherichia coli and other coliforms in water specimens.

Lactose Peptone Water is used for lactose fermentation studies. Lactose fermenting species utilize lactose to produce acid which is indicated by change in pH of the medium, by phenol red indicator to yellow color.

Lactose Peptone Water is used for lactose fermentation studies. Lactose fermenting species utilize lactose to produce acid which is indicated by change in pH of the medium, by phenol red indicator to yellow color.

Lactose Peptone Water is used for lactose fermentation studies. Lactose fermenting species utilize lactose to produce acid which is indicated by change in pH of the medium, by phenol red indicator to yellow color.

This medium is formulated as per the European Pharmacopoeia and is useful in semi-quantitative test for presence of C. perfringens in pharmaceutical products where the level of this species is a criterion of quality.